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Subject: Re: ls(1) on System V
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Date: Sun, 31-Mar-85 14:48:33 EST
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I discovered this bug several weeks ago.  The appropriate reports have
been made and it should be fixed in a (near) future release.  In the
mean time, a work-around is to use "ls -C *" instead of "ls -C".  It
seems to do the multi-column thing if all the files are specified
explicitly.  Wierd.
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Ronald W. Heiby / ihnp4!{wnuxa!heiby|wnuxb!netnews}
AT&T Information Systems, Inc.
Lisle, IL  (CU-D21)