Hi, found something strange: - Workstation 0 ~> echo > --version Workstation 0 ~> rm --version rm (GNU fileutils) 3.16 Workstation 0 ~> rm "--version" rm (GNU fileutils) 3.16 Workstation 0 ~> rm *ver* rm (GNU fileutils) 3.16 - ( 3.16 is ported to debian 1.3 (bo) but i tested it on debian potato and FreeBSD 3.3 too, with same result) it is ok that it does not delete it when using 'rm --version' , but it should do it when using 'rm "--version"' or 'rm *ver*' i think. basically it is not a big problem cause not many people use '--version' as filename, but i think this can(?) be exploited to do somethink like 'rm -rf /' . Anyway it's kinda strange... bye mexy
