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Subject: Re: problem with zsh and wildcards in scp commands
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There is also setopt nonomatch to make globbing behave like it does in
bash, but you most certainly do not want that. Getting into the habit of
quoting where you don't want the shell to apply its expansions is a good
idea.

 - V


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