Re: [9fans] Is this weird?

["rob pike" <rob@plan9.bell-labs.com>]

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Do an ls -lq.  If the files are identical, not just have the same name,
it means you've mounted the services multiple times.  If the names
are the same but not the qids, I'm confused.

-rob


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From: "James G. Stallings II" <alteridentity@yahoo.com>
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] Is this weird?
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 12:55:50 -0500
Message-ID: <3947C726.CF9FB553@yahoo.com>

forsyth@vitanuova.com wrote:

> >>BTW, what was the rationale for that behaviour?
>
> presumably, because it's telling the truth: in the union, all those
> instances are there if you look at it.

Maybe you guys misunderstood the question. Basicall I'm getting a
directory listing (lc) which seems to have multiple entries for the same
file. Like this:

plan9% lc /net
arp                ether0                ipifc             ipselftab
ssl
arp                gre                      ipifc
log             tcp
bootp            gre                      ipmux         log
tcp
bootp            icmp                   ipmux         ndb            udp

cs                  icmp                   iproute        ndb
udp
dns                il                          iproute        rudp
ether0          il                          ipselftab      rudp

plan9%

ls -l yields similar behaviour excepting the anticipated formatting
changes and level of detail.

I have encountered no other portions of the namespace with these
characteristics. If this were a UNIX filesystem of some sort, I'd be
highly suspicious of this listing - but Plan 9 is not a Unix.

Does your /net resemble this, or have I hosed something trying to
configure my networking?

Thanks and Best Regards,
James



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