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In article <MLARSON.92Aug18154547@larson.corp.hp.com> mlarson@corp.hp.com (Matt Larson) writes:
>I successfully compiled BASH 1.12 under HP-UX 8.00 on an HP9000/345
>without incident, but the resulting shell exhibits some strange
>behavior when expanding wildcards.  For example:
>
>larson% ls
>alias-conv.sh*   scripts/         suncmd.termcap
>functions/       startup-files/   whatis
>larson% echo *
>alias-conv.sh
>larson% echo s*
>scripts
>
>As you can see, the wildcard expansion only picks up the first item.
>
>Has anyone else compiled BASH under a similar environment?  Is there
>something simple that I'm missing?  Any help would be greatly
>appreciated -- I'd like to avoid digging around if someone has already
>solved this one.
>
>Thanks.
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I have the same setup, and I have noticed the same thing.. echo * gives only
the first filename (and combinations have actually given the last name)..
The pattern matching is a little messed up.. and of course, just to make sure,
I also compiled it on a sparc running SunOs4.1.2 and the resulting shell
worked perfectly.. very weird..
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