Description of problem: When using dired in a console, such as with emacspeak or via ssh login, only some files are recognized, others are said to be "no file on line" -- a websearch of this error message leads to the Emacs FAQ, but the advice there, to use US date format, does not apply (it is clearly already US date format) and even changing the dired listing options to "-lt --color=never" does not solve the problem for every filename. the dired regex looks fine, so I wonder if there is some problem with the emacs distro, or with the console/gnome-terminal driver. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): emacs-21.2-33 How reproducible: dired on a directory containing C-language files, try to load any .c or .h file by hitting return with the cursor on that line; you get the error, but when on the TODO or Makefile, the file loads into the editor as expected. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
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