It's going to be marked 'd', it's a directory, not a file.
> If it doesn't have the directory bit set, Midnight commander won't
> let me look at it, and I wouldn't blame cd or ls for complaining. If it
> does have the 'd' bit set, I wouldn't blame cp, tar, find, or a
> million other programs if they did the wrong thing. They've had 30
> years to expect that files aren't directories. They're going to act
> weird.
No problem, it's a directory.
> Linus has been kicking this idea around for a couple years now and
> it's still a cute solution looking for a problem. It just doesn't
> belong in UNIX.
Hmm, ok, do we still have any *technical* reasons?
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