Hello,

I'm compiling current (actually a 21/09/02 snapshot) and a weird problem
occurs with the compilation of `file'.

The following variable assignment in the Makefile:

MAGDIRF:sh=     echo ${.CURDIR}/magdir/[0-9a-z]*

causes ./magdir/CVS to be included in the list and thus:

magic:          ${MAGFILES}
        cat ${MAGFILES} > ${.TARGET}

fails, `cat' grumbling that ./magdir/CVS is a directory.

Since the substitution of magdir/[0-9a-z]* behaves normally under my
Bourne Shells (ash, pdksh and bash) is the substitution handled directly 
by make and is this a known bug? Or Am I missing something obvious?

Note: this is a cross-compilation on a Debian/GNU/Linux host.

Thanks for any hint and congratulations for the work! BSD is
definitively a great creation!
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Thierry Laronde (Alceste) <tlaronde@polynum.org>
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