This is completly standards complient. Before you notice it by yourself,
this is also okay too:
[root@limelight /usr]# mkdir a
[root@limelight /usr]# cd a
[root@limelight a]# rmdir .
On Thu, 18 Feb 1999, Alexandre Hautequest wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Last night, when i was compiling a new program, i did this thing "in
> locus":
>
> darkstar:/usr/src/gs5.50# cd //tmp (double slash?)
> darkstar://tmp# cd //usr (works??)
> darkstar://usr# _ (how?????)
>
> and it works in any parent directory. If i try:
>
> darkstar://usr# cd //home//ftp//pub
> darkstar://home/ftp/pub# _
>
> I just got double slashes in 1st dir. Is that really possible to do, or my
> machine (and me) are getting too much crazy? :p
>
> Linux 2.2.1, glibc-2.0.7pre6, egcs-1.1.1, ext2fs to all disks, bash 2.20.
> Is "just" a 3.6 slack being migrated to glibc.
>
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