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No it's not. If you type mkdir ..<space> it tells you "cannot create directory". You have to explicitly tell it you want a space in by using quotes (as yo
by phaemon 13y ago
No it's not. If you type
mkdir ..<space>
it tells you "cannot create directory". You have to explicitly tell it you want a space in by using quotes (as you well know).
Oh, and it's my computer. I don't want my shell telling me what I'm "allowed" to do. If I explicitly tell it to do something, it should damn well do it!
- harrytuttle 13y agoWhat if you do the following? VARX=".. " # by accident as the result of a command mkdir $VARX