This generally happens when there is a CTL-H embedded in the filename.  Try

mv *m* anotherfilename

You should be able to get at it after that.

Ron Thomas
Hypercom, Inc
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This happening with me 3 rd time on this hp box . When I do ls -alt I can see a file 
in current
directory but when I try to open it (vi/cat ) it says no such file or directory .  I 
am same user
who created the file .. ( no permission problem )

Any idea ??

-ak





/home/ak/myscripts/shell_scr $ ls -alt
total 4
drwxrwxrwx   2 ak       dba             96 Oct 23 14:40 .
-rwxrwxrwx   1 ak       dba            412 Oct 23 14:40 mon_scr
drwxr-x---  10 ak       dba           1024 Oct 13 16:07 ..

 /home/ak/myscripts/shell_scr $ cat mon_scr
cat: Cannot open mon_scr: No such file or directory

 /home/ak/myscripts/shell_scr $ cat ./mon_scr
cat: Cannot open ./mon_scr: No such file or directory

/home/ak/myscripts/shell_scr $

/home/ak/shell_scr $ whoami
ak





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