FreeBSD 8.0-CURRENT r193521 (Jun 5), bash: [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# file / /: directory [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# cat / �g��=[root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# cat /usr/ports/mail � � ��9���Makefile�_at_abook�_at_adcomplain2�_at_althea�_at_addresses- goodies=�_at_annoyance-filterF�_at_anomy-sanitizerN�_at_antivirus- milterX�_at_anubisf�_at_archivemailm�_at_[root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# Mac OS X 10.5, bash: serenity_at_macbookpro ~ $ cat / cat: /: Is a directory Linux, bash: (21:34) serenity_at_exscape ~ $ cat / cat: /: Is a directory The same applies to most FS utilities. Is this a feature or not? I find it pretty darn weird. [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# cat /etc �_�= syslog.conf [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# less /etc /etc is a directory [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# more /etc ^ C ^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_< 80 > _ ^ R < EA > = ^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_ ^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_ ^ E ^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^ _at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_syslog.conf^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_^_at_ [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# grep syslog /etc Binary file /etc matches [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# tail /etc �_�= syslog.conf [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# head /etc �_�= syslog.conf [root_at_chaos /usr/ports]# Regards, ThomasReceived on Tue Jun 09 2009 - 05:05:33 UTC
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