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Created on 2011-05-23.07:00:47 by btittelbach, last changed 2011-05-26.19:32:34 by ch.
We believe that your issue has been closed by the upload of Version 0.3.90 of grml-etc-core from Christian Hofstaedtler <ch@grml.org>. The explanation is attached below -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Format: 1.8 Date: Thu, 26 May 2011 21:24:25 +0200 Source: grml-etc-core Binary: grml-etc-core Architecture: source all Version: 0.3.90 Distribution: unstable Urgency: low Maintainer: Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org> Changed-By: Christian Hofstaedtler <ch@grml.org> Description: grml-etc-core - core ecetera files for the grml system Changes: grml-etc-core (0.3.90) unstable; urgency=low . [ Frank Terbeck ] * [42cc9b0] Fix `lsold' globbing flags [Closes: issue991] * [e07e9a2] Use the same options in lnew as in lsnew * [748acc6] zshrc: vman: Handle zero arguments [Closes: issue993] Checksums-Sha1: 9123152447433dedb7582c644f6dfcbc7bb55a04 1531 grml-etc-core_0.3.90.dsc 463c03dc53951d92f29d0cc430fabeeeb3fe5dcc 1160649 grml-etc-core_0.3.90.tar.gz e45657674ce73cd78a6f5816f03a3cd9991a6339 156838 grml-etc-core_0.3.90_all.deb Checksums-Sha256: 429627f1d50cd8667ddd6ce0b490ad20f1a06f10c11123dbac27a08307d650d6 1531 grml-etc-core_0.3.90.dsc 59bbe5214cae9f770a701136bbd17dec2b1ef2df3afb94469bf46f119b941339 1160649 grml-etc-core_0.3.90.tar.gz fec9327119af61467208062f343e273d819b06c38b0abf6fa6fbe553fb5454d7 156838 grml-etc-core_0.3.90_all.deb Files: 4b05ef4968e329fb30555daa6594d22b 1531 grml optional grml-etc-core_0.3.90.dsc 84f7f2ca292c42c6d0c1b9a4bf538bc5 1160649 grml optional grml-etc-core_0.3.90.tar.gz a66e4d2307f23591673e75014cb50d90 156838 grml optional grml-etc-core_0.3.90_all.deb -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJN3qlRAAoJEL7IfitBhWKaKKAQAKVJh6zTMeNPPmK2MqL5MmE6 5Se9bMbGrJeAIPVb0x4B0gVW5+dzZf3mDAr+fzUWmys9UfDUTBZyoPpRI2wUFjym GUMozfrp4LKmSDaxbASUTGxcQ79kUE2AKSiMaSocEZMvbwGvS5GC8A58Tdey79wN N6HIIf+OGAiy8M4KSJJridm7YqJCMKy3mh9NsFr0XYTzIo3sN/PjvJQxEP/48Msq dXIJ93HIAVcZdAGxkysjfQ1mniIGcxPbGK9gkkNBXpTgTumvS8bpBm9kwB12wHbv 7o8Bqvfwgkc8QfUEBPqNlqSYCMHKZUpu267UEzchFxs46T9SdLBod2caZ/6gU72S x80+hj0ZsZdvobOqYXAl7ElnHE/+AG9VLO7wLvFuOn6MpZ86GyE7WnYo2h83aoP3 tNPIMCFpZIWS32O3FPT4FJPWY6NUARHdzESFRn6CS7Et6z4iaezYtvoUy6MDoySq 20FeHeouOXxXmeBTN2ifVaC4a47OMqkvx84OYf3tR7++ome842XHuckwLLFB8xFd s/V1ItfsD/8Eb88ckLImFAyAIBD9tJVCvyj/HsFz6g0h5YdScy87oLOaiWFWuWzW 08fDm1oYsn+d3Y0tsRDKEUEYz8QzJhXApnp4qGJdPrMIdPxYp1umWGyWhGPdd0e2 gfdMZBALw4tDgWgXLUHq =er9O -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Indeed. Also: Why does `lsold' use -t and -h and `lsnew' does not? That's inconsistent. I'll just add those to `lsnew' later on.
alias lsold in zshrc is actually identical to lsnew. was: alias lsold="ls -rtlh *(D.om[1,10])" # display the oldest files should be: alias lsold="ls -rtlh *(D.Om[1,10])" # display the oldest files regards!