What is special about /mnt/floppy and /mnt/cdrom directories? This behaviour (see below) only occurs in these two directories. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.cd /etc 2.Don't mount the floppy to /mnt/floppy 3.do a cd /mnt/floppy/<TAB><TAB> hit tab twice to see the contents of the directory. Actual Results: It should not list any files as /mnt/floppy does not contain any files. But it lists all the files in the current directory. In this case, /etc. In step 1 you can cd to anywhere you like. I can reproduce this error in two boxes. I tried the same with a redhat installation bash version 2.05a. It behaves normally. ie. it does not list any files when the directory does not contain any file. This error can be reproduced with /mnt/cdrom. But I can't get this error with other empty folders. I don't know why it behaves like that. Can anyone else reproduce this? Expected Results: should not see any files listing because there are no files inside the directory.
the first tab completes the .keep inside the /mnt/floppy or /mnt/cdrom, and since there is a space after the .keep on the bash command line, it then looks in the current directory....
as in comment #1 written, the .keep file in both (special) dirs does this
