Thank you everyone,

I my haste to recover space on my SE/30, I deleted /bin/[.
Which goes to show that if you don't know what it does leave it
alone.  anyway the responses I received from the list pointed me in
the right direction.  I replaceed /bin/[ with a fresh copy and
everything is working again. 

In my network of 7 machines, my SE/30 is my hardest working and most
reliable. If it weren't for user error, it would be flawless.

> On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 10:32:38PM -0500, Scott Smith wrote:
> > ln -s /bin/sh /bin/[
> 
> Eek! Don't do this, that's scary.
> 
> If you must sym link, do ln -s /bin/test /bin/[, but you should really
> leave the -s out completely.
> 
>        ~ g r @ eclipsed.net
> 





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Jt Chiodi
Unix Administrator
University of Pittsburgh
chiodi@pitt.edu