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From: Adam Spiers <adam@spiers.net>
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Subject: _find or _users broken?
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$ find -user <TAB>
---- user
---- directory
<list of directories and users together>
$ find ! -user <TAB>
---- directory
<list of directories>

Why is it completing directories at all?  And when it completes users
and directories, why are the users listed under the directory group?