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  1. KMG

    Problem with telnet negotiation

    Hi I have been developing a telnet client in Java designed to connect to telnetd on an AIX 5.1 system. It's a sort of intellectual exercise so I'm not using anyone else's code as a starting point: just the RFC's and man pages. I've hit a brick wall in that the option negotiation appears to...
  2. KMG

    Problem with ls command

    I'm sorry, the Data Protection Act here prevents me from providing a listing, hence the use of pseudo filename, 'fred.c'. Thanks for the ls -lR tip. Re 'And view this page:' I'm sorry, was my question inappropriately phrased?
  3. KMG

    Problem with ls command

    Thanks folks forthe replies. The answer is quite embarrassing really but I'm not proud :) The problem is that there was a directory called 'fstuff' and so 'ls -l f*' command returned the contents of this but didn't indicate it in the output :( Very confusing..... So ls -l fr* would fail every...
  4. KMG

    Problem with ls command

    Thanks Ygor: unfortunately the ls -b command didn't give me any more information :( Have a star anyway because that was a useful tip which I hadn't thought of! Cheers!
  5. KMG

    Problem with ls command

    Hi, I have a problem retrieving correct information via the ls command on our AIX system. For example, the file I'm looking for is called fred.c and if I execute ls -l f* I can see the file along with other f* files. However, if I issue ls -l fr*, I get an error stating fred.c cannot...

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