I'm not sure if this is bash specific...I'd wager not, but I'm not sure where to
put it.
I created an xfs file system with the naming version=ci, (case-ignore) flag.
This causes it to match filenames with case ignored.
So an exact match of a file name matches with the case begin ignored,
i.e. 'foobar' matches 'FooBar'.
But foo* doesn't match.
Does something need to happen for case to be ignored in wildcards, on this file
system?
The bash option to ignore case in wildcards wouldn't be a correct option
for this, as that would cause it to ignore case on all file systems
(if I understand it correctly).
So how can I get case ignored in wildcards, but only on this file system --
consistent with it's creation options? (version=ci is an option at file
system creation time).
Does bash use a generic regex library or does it have its own?
Thanks,
-linda
