Thanks for the report.
That's fixed in the latest test release.
ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/fetish/
Tom Hull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| I ran across a bug in ls -b (fileutils-4.0).
|
| In particular, if you have a file named something like "x\024", where
| \024 is the byte with the octal value 24, ls -b prints out "x\020".
| This also occurs for "x\025" .. "x\027".
|
| (I found this bug using the ftwalk test program, fv_stat, which creates
| such a file, then compares ls(1) to ftwalk's built-in ls. I haven't
| looked at your tests.)
|
| The problem is in lib/quotearg.c, masking the octal digits & 3
| instead of & 7. Context diff for fix follows:
|
| *** quotearg.c~ Sat Mar 21 08:51:53 1998
| --- quotearg.c Thu Jan 27 00:51:51 2000
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