$ find -name \*.xyz > temp.txt $ for i in $(cat temp.txt); do ls $i; done : No such file or directorynts/McdFrame/src/...SomeFile.xyz Notice how the error message overwrote the line becauseit is mysteriously appended with a CR character (without a LF following it).
I wrote a small C program to confirm that an extra '\r' (0x0D) lies at the end of each argument, and checked to see that the response file (temp.txt above) was well formed (CR LF at the end of each). I always mount in textmode. Anyone know anything about this? Thanks for any insight.
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