billyco...@gmail.com writes: > > huge wall of text First of all, please follow basic etiquette and trim your quotes to what is relevant. I can't even fit your e-mail on my entire screen.
> On one hand I realize you think you're being helpful to someone who > has just started bash programming, but since I've been at this for > 12 years it has gotten a little condescending. I solved the issue > myself about 10 minutes later. I thought it was interesting that with > the problematic dir_colors file I was unable to use 'ls' but 'find' > worked. I work as a system administrator so I understand that people > are at different levels in terms of technical knowledge. It's all > about reading comprehension. If you had read "My filenames never have > spaces" part and actually paid attention you would see that the > problem had nothing to do with spaces. But no. Everyone wants to > show how smart they are that spaces can mess things up. Wow! Thanks! > My guess is that you'll breeze right past this post and continue to > give me helpful hints. Thanks guys! There is only one thing that is worse than a person that doesn't take advice and continues to ask regardless: the one that seeks advice, attacks those that try to help, and then in a fit of embarassment provides a perilously long, rambling e-mail to claim that they "knew it all along". Show some respect to the people on this list and don't post here if you're going to act in such a manner. It's simply disrespectful and rude.
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