Re: ls showing deleted file, sorta
Tyler Mitchell <[email protected]> Thu, 29 Apr 2004 08:08:42 -0700
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> On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 02:17:42PM -0700, Tyler Mitchell wrote: > > I delete a log file like: > > $ rm /var/log/postmaster.log > > It doesn't say "No such file or directory", so I'm puzzled. Is rm > aliased to 'rm -f'? Sorry, I wasn't clear. postmaster.log did exist. The rm was truly deleting a file at this stage. > Do you have ls aliased to something else? Please do > $ alias > and tell us if, for example, ls is aliased to 'ls -L'. -L makes ls show > the symlink destination in ls -l. No alias. > > Hope this helps improve the product. This is Cygwin, Windows 2000. > > You can't improve Windows, I think. You'd need the source to do that, > or in a pinch a sledgehammer. Well, it's still unix with GNU fileutils on it :)