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On Mon, Oct 24, 2005 at 10:51:10AM +0200, Alan Barrett wrote:
> To me, the important characteristic of "ls -s" is that it displays
> the amount of space actually used, as opposed to the logical file size.

Absolutely. This is precisely why my 'l' alias has included -s for,
oh, 15+ years or so.

> The 96 blocks translates to 44032 bytes, or 43 kB.  I would expect
> output like this from "ls -lsh":
>=20
> 	43k -rw-r-----  1 apb  apb  20M Oct 24 10:42 foo

Me too.

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Dan.
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