ghost file, use zoo aM

[Guy Streeter]

In article <8800004 at gistdev> flint at gistdev.UUCP writes:
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>ls -b on S5 is the easy to see what the bad char is, not od.

ls -b won't help you discover that the filename has spaces or tabs at the
begining or end of the visible filename (or, for that matter, a filename
made up entirely of spaces and tabs).  I consider this to be a bug in the
-b option of ls.

Guy Streeter
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