06-16-2008
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This looks vaguely like color codes, or possibly some artefact of internationalization. Does your ls have color support? Is your terminal set to UTF-8 display? Is your locale set up properly? Is the LESSCHARSET environment variable defined, and does its setting correspond with your terminal settings?
helo,
But when i give command
ls -laF|more
then it works fine.
is this bug of less command or what?
amit
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