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StickyBit

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What causes the color output from the ls command in LINUX, and how can I acheive the same result in solaris or another unix.

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The config file for it is /etc/DIR_COLORS, but what the controlling daemon is I cannot tell you.

You got me interested now, I simply will have to hunt this one down... IBM Certified Specialist - MQSeries
IBM Certified Specialist - AIX 5 pSeries System Administration
 
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I found the answer, I installed GNU ls.

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