From: orre@nada.kth.se (Roland Orre)
Subject: Re: rm -i not working
24 Oct 1996 23:55:38 -0700
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Colman Curtin wrote:
>>Has any one noticed the following problem:
>>  ~/mydir> rm -i foo.bar
>>doesn't work!
>>
>>--
>>Weiqi Gao
>>weiqigao@crl.com
>>
>Yes I saw this too but if you type
>~/mydir> rm -i foo.*
>it will work for the 2nd and successive files found.
>after that I don't know.
>
>Coley.

Yes, I noticed this when I downloaded beta16. This seem to be some kind of
CR-LF file handling (EOL?) problem.

If you do:
~/mydir> rm -i foo.*
and end with a linefeed (Cntrl-J) instead of CR it works fine. The problem is
probably within bash because if you do the same in a DOS shell it works fine.

	Roland
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