Problem with test -d

Hello,

i struggle with the test -d command.
I can't really say what is wrong.

In the moment the gnu test command has another result code as on HP-UX or
SCO OpenServer.

Here the example:

Another OS:

ENTW-HP: /home/user/work # test -d man???
ENTW-HP: /home/user/work # echo $?
0
ENTW-HP: /home/user/work # echo $USERDIR/work/man???
/home/user/work/man000 /home/user/work/man001 /home/user/work/man002 /home/user/
work/man003 /home/user/work/man004 /home/user/work/man010 /home/user/work/man011
 /home/user/work/man016 /home/user/work/man026 /home/user/work/man033 /home/user
/work/man035 /home/user/work/man038 /home/user/work/man039 /home/user/work/man05
5 /home/user/work/man064 /home/user/work/man069 /home/user/work/man555 /home/use
r/work/man992 /home/user/work/man999


On Linux:

[root@kasse-ma /home]# echo $USERDIR/work/man???
/home/work/man100 /home/work/man101 /home/work/man102
[root@kasse-ma /home]# test -d $USERDIR/work/man???
test: too many arguments


[root@kasse-ma bin]# ./test --version
test (GNU sh-utils) 2.0
Written by FIXME: ksb and mjb.

Copyright (C) 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
[root@kasse-ma bin]# ./test -d $USERDIR/work/man???
./test: zuviele Argumente
[root@kasse-ma bin]# test -d $USERDIR/work/man???
test: too many arguments


Any chance to get returncode 0 ?

Stefan Marquardt
hagebau dd
germany



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