On 29 June 2010 02:18, Eric wrote:
> [] are there for the same reason as * and ?:
>
> ~ $ ls -d p[lu]*
> play public_html
>
Ah. I was unaware of that expansion. I always used something like p{l,u}*
in those situations.
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On 28 June 2010 at 3:26 pm, "Michael Richter" wrote:
> On 28 June 2010 21:20, Kevin Greiner wrote:
>
>> For a few files I see the following error:
>>fossil: filename contains illegal characters: prep_20100113[1] clean/
>> 135816_0001.ps
>>
>> I understand it's the square brackets that are caus
On 28 June 2010 21:20, Kevin Greiner wrote:
> For a few files I see the following error:
>fossil: filename contains illegal characters: prep_20100113[1] clean/
> 135816_0001.ps
>
> I understand it's the square brackets that are causing this error but not
> why this is by design. Could someone
This is perhaps a non-typical use case but I'm trying to take a daily
snapshot of a network share here at work. Thousands of files in thousands of
folders over which I don't have any control but for which I'd still like to
see a daily change history.
I'm using a command like this to get new files
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