[01:59] morning [02:01] WAT? [16:03] https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gDUD6Tic-UvqWemMrio9ig56-hGkYKNgA6sXc-SQWJo/edit [16:03] has all the info jrwren rick_h ^^^ [16:03] jcastro: cool ty [19:46] hello peoples, wondering about why I can't "cd" or "less" into these: http://pastebin.com/d9aY1GgY [19:49] shakes808: ls -al . (in etc) [19:51] shakes808: super* is matching a single dir in /etc, so ls -l super* is not showing you files in etc, shell is expanding super* and showing you contents of those matches. [19:51] or multiple dirs for that matter. [19:52] shakes808: try `ls -ld super*` [19:59] that is likely what is happening [20:02] Thank you, That is what it looks like it is doing. It looks like it is going into /etc/supervisor/ and pulling those files. I would imagine that it would have showed me the file path if it was buried more like that [20:10] nope, it is doing what you told it to. [20:10] remember, shell expands wildcards. [20:10] ls can't tell you anything about it, because bash already did it. [20:14] ++ [20:20] ah, alright. [20:20] Thank you [20:22] is there a way to do what I want but for only the current dir? [20:22] shakes808: what do you want? [20:22] search current dir for foo* [20:22] not going into the other dir in the current dir. [20:25] or if it is going to go down into the other dir, give me the path to which you are in [20:25] shakes808: oh, that is what I pasted. [20:25] try `ls -ld super*` [20:25] err, wrote and now pasted. [20:26] list directories themselves, not their content. [20:26] HAHA, alright. must have read over that post, sorry. [20:26] so when bash expands super* to sueprvisor, `ls -ld supervsior` (what is actually executing) will list the dir, not its contents. [20:27] Awesome! Thank you === w8awt is now known as zncnoobie === zncnoobie is now known as w8awt