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Re: Special Character files
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Harald Kucharek |
Subject: |
Re: Special Character files |
Date: |
Wed, 05 Mar 2003 11:31:28 +0100 |
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Amit Sharma (SCM) wrote:
I have a strange problem in Server I have some folders with Trademark TM
appended to them As it is a special character SUSE Linux is not able to
recognize this character SO I am anot able to go into the directory using my
telnet sessions and not able to rename this from telnet session Please
suggest how should I solve the problem So that I could read special
character files from my Server(Linux box)
Try to use a wildcard in the name, e.g. if the dirname is
"anameT" (where T is the trademark symbol), try something
like
cd aname?
so the shell may expand it to anameT.
Check with
ls aname?
or better
ls -d aname?
if it is a directory, if you really only match the one
you want. If you get multiple matches with other files
with a sound name, you may move them out of the way
temporary by renaming them.
Hope that helps,
Harald
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