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* On 2006.05.26, in <20060526121357.GA6056@xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx>, * "Phil Pennock" <phil.pennock@xxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: > > "-h" means "act on a symlink itself, rather than the file pointed to". > "-H" means "follow symlinks pointing to directories, when traversing". > etc etc. Sure. It also means "show me data quantities in pretty MG and GB and TB values instead of large KB values", and it means "hostname" in a lot of programs. There are plenty of cases where it can't be used for help now, but it doesn't all add up to "-h should never key in help." -- -D. dgc@xxxxxxxx.xxx NSIT University of ChicagoThere's stuff above here
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