I've got something along the same lines. The other week I was trying to install vim7 in my ~/bin/ directory at work and somehow managed to get it to create a ~/bin/$HOME directory. Yep, it made a directory called $HOME.
If this ever happens to you, do not type rm -rf $HOME.... On 7/19/07, Rob Sherwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> mkdir foo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> mkdir foo/foo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> cd foo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/foo> mv foo .. mv: cannot move `foo' to `../foo': Directory not empty Of course, it wasn't as clear as my example makes it, and it was driving me nuts... but maybe it's just because it's still kinda early :-) - Rob .
-- Christopher Conroy
