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dircolors problem

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jeffrey Ely)
Mon Nov 11 00:13:20 1996

Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 23:11:55 -0600
From: Jeffrey Ely <jeff@saaz.econ.nwu.edu>
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I am running 4.0.

I want to change the default color scheme for ls.  
The dircolors program is supposed to read teh file
/etc/DIR_COLORS and set the LS_COLORS environment
variable appropriately.  Unfortunately it doesnt
seem to do that.  Modifying my /etc/DIR_COLORS and
running dircolors on that file doesn't change the
behavior of ls -color.  However if I execute

LS_COLORS='di=36';export LS_COLORS

by hand, I get the desired change (directories
in cyan).  Is this a bug in dircolors?  Anyone got
a better solution than setting LS_COLORS by hand?

Jeff


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