duplicate lines in ls listing?
Chuck Robey
chuckr at chuckr.org
Fri Dec 7 13:27:12 PST 2007
I run current, and I sort of expect this behavior I jusrt noticed is an
artifact of that, so I didn't send this to -questions. Hope I'm not
abusing things.
I just noticed some very odd things happening in ls listings. First
noticed this in listing /dev, where some files listed twice, even though
there name seemed to be a total duplicate. The file I first noticed
this with was /dev/sndstat.
Later on, as root, I copied a dmesg listing I had saved in root's
homedir to my "chuckr" dir, then did a chown so that chuckr coud won and
move it. I took a look at the file, noticed it was a verbose dmesg when
I didn't want it to be, so I moved back to the terminal that I was root
in, and copied a different named dmesg to the same name in ~chuckr,
again chowning it. When I went back to the tty that chuckr was logged
in on, and ls'd the dmesg, I was shocke dto find that there were two
different lines for the file "dmesg". Huh.
Anyone could maybe give me a reason for this odd behaviour? For exrtra
info, when I hit moount, the line I get for /home (a separate fs) is:
/dev/da0s2b on /home (ufs, NFS exported, local, soft-updates)
Thanks
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