ls * problem

[Jyce]

	What gives ls -l *.key for exemple ?

On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 16:30:20 +0100
Andrew.Bridgeman at corusgroup.com wrote:

> 
> Thanks for the reply.
> 
> There are definitely files in there as i am looking at a directory on one
> of our main servers as per text below. When i do exactly the same as below
> on Redhat version 2.4.2 i get the right output from ls *. I have checked
> the aliases on both machines and they are both identical. I am not sure
> what you mean by the bin/ls part below but i do have a ls in /bin, can you
> expand on this and also let me know your thoughts on the above. Thanks
> 
> lin2:86) pwd
> /projects/1518/crash/r75_tb32/mod13
> lin2:87) ls
> abstat     mod13.key    mod13.ptf09   mod13.ptf11   mod13.ptf21
> mod13.ptf33  mod13.ptf45  mod13.ptf57  mod13.ptf69  mod13.ptf81
> mod13.ptf93  part_des
> lin2:88) ls *
> ls: No match.
> lin2:89) id
> uid=1113(marka) gid=20(user)
> groups=20(user),993(demo),360(bs_1253),1323(1323),1345(1345),1363(1363),1518(1518),1386(1386),1409(1409),1265(1265),1508(1508),1426
> 
> 
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> From: <Andrew.Bridgeman at corusgroup.com>
> > As per list below i have 9 Redhat machines running version  2.4.18 and 7
> > Redhat machines running 2.4.2. I have been having a problem with my
> 2.4.18
> > machines in that when i do a ls * on some directories i get a messages
> > saying " No Match" but if i go to the same area on my 2.4.2 machines it
> > just lists the files fine as you would expect it too. I had a look into
> it
> > a bit and found a rpm package called lsof. On my 2.4.18 machines i have
> > lsof -4.51-2 and on my 2.4.2 machines i have lsof-4.51-1 which means that
> > the later version of lsof seems to have the problem. I do not think i can
> > go back to 4.51.1 on Redhat from a newer version, so has any body come
> > across this problem and if so what did you do to fix it .I would be
> > grateful for some instructions on the fix as well  if possible?
> 
> lsof's not really anything to do with plain old ls. lsof ListS all Open
> Files in the system, including things like sockets, devices etc. (In Unix
> everything's a file.)
> 
> Check that there are actually files in the directory you're receiving the
> "No Match" message. cd into the directory and just type ls without the *
> and see what that shows. Also check that you're running /bin/ls and it's
> not aliased to something without you knowing. (Type "alias" to see what
> aliases are already setup.)
> 
> Will.
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