ls -t not working

[Christopher G. Faylor]

If you can duplicate the problem in a directory with just a few files.
Then if you'll send along a `dir' from the directory and the results of
a `ls -t' run using strace then I'll take a look at this.

To use strace, set the STRACE environment variable to 1,somefile.
somefile will then contain a lot of strace information when you're done.

-chris

In article <6034D5FA307AD211A9160008C724FD4A2802AD.cygnus.gnu-win32@ntdub0e.trintech.ie>,
Colman Curtin <colman.curtin@trintech.com> wrote:
>On some configure scripts my build environment is reported as not being sane
>as newly created files are older than existing ones as reported by ls -Lt.
>I checked my alias for ls, which just added colour listings, and renamed it
>in case it was causing problems but configure scripts still do not work.
>
>any ideas on what to do next?
>
>system: nt4 sp3 ntfs b20.1 latest coolview
>
>thanks,
>
>Colman Curtin	Software Team Leader
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