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Why do my folder/file names look like this in SSH?

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I'm not sure exactly when this started, what caused it, or, if they are supposed to look this way.  If I was to change directories in SSH, I actually have to include the "\"s as shown.

 

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Browsing via Windows Explorer show them as expected:

 

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That looks normal.  When you are at the command line level spaces in names need to be escaped which is what you are seeing.

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Honestly, I don't ever remembering seeing this is any previous version and I have tinkered enough in putty that I should have seen it.

 

Maybe senility is setting in.  :)

That is normal. Do not worry. That is how *nix systems handle spaces. What those slashes are doing is escaping the space in the path/file names. Mine looks exactly like that.

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OK...I believe you guys.  Now I am just curious why my Ubuntu VM doesn't do it:

 

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You may have some setting in ~\.dir_colors or the LS_COLORS environment variable that changes this behavior.

Honestly, I don't ever remembering seeing this is any previous version and I have tinkered enough in putty that I should have seen it.

 

Maybe senility is setting in.  :)

 

I don't know. I think you might be on to something. I was trying to google how to get ls to do that and I can't even find a way. I don't think that is normal on an ls. It's normal when you're trying to change the directory unless you put the whole thing in quotes. strange...

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I remove the VM Manager and virtman plugins and rebooted.  Same result.

 

I'm going to start from scratch and see if a clean install does the same.

 

John

Looks like your Ubuntu VM is defaulting to include the -N option to ls.

 

This won't help at all, but "Young Frankenstein"…was that really from 1974?? Wow!!

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This won't help at all, but "Young Frankenstein"…was that really from 1974?? Wow!!

 

Yep...I saw it in the theater when I was 6 years old.  :)

 

Also saw Jaws in '75 when it came out that summer.  Nobody would go in the water at the Jersey shore.  lol

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