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> > I routinely use commands like this: |
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> > ls -l *.torrent |
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> > but today I get this: |
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> > $ ls -l *.torrent |
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> > ls: invalid option -- [ |
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> > Try `ls --help' for more information. |
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> > I get similar results when trying to use wildcards with scp. Did an |
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> > update change this behavior for anyone else? |
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> You probably have a dodgy alias with a [ in it |
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> See if '/bin/ls -l *.torrent' gives different results. If so, check |
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> what 'alias ls' returns |
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Hi Alan, |
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I get: |
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$ /bin/ls -l *.torrent |
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/bin/ls: invalid option -- [ |
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Try `/bin/ls --help' for more information. |
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$ alias ls |
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alias ls='ls --color=auto' |
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Gimp stopped working last night too. |
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- Grant |
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