I haven't used the '-d' option for 'ls' in a while, but on both of my 
NetBSD 1.6 boxes all I get is the 'dot directory' listed by "ls -d" even 
when there are a whole bunch of directories just wanting to be listed.

Per 'man ls' I read the following...

  -d      Directories are listed as plain files (not searched 
recursively) and symbolic links in the argument list are not indirected 
             through.

...and it says "Directories are listed" which is plural, meaning more 
than just the dot directory. I am supposing...is this a bug?

For now I will just do this instead...

ls -l | grep '^d'


Thanks,

Gan

PS -- Sorry, but I just couldn't resist putting that 60's pun in the 
subject line.

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