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My ls command is aliased to have certain options automatically applied, including --classify (same as -F) Normally this is fine and I don't want to screw around with my .bashrc file.
Just this one time, I want to turn off --classify but don't see how even after reading the info page and some googling. There's no --classify=none or --classify=off or --no-classify or anything else I could guess.
This is on Red Hat linux in a bash shell.
Check to see if you specified an alias for ls in your .profile ? Perhaps you set
alias ls="ls --classify"
in there. – rlb.usa – 2010-12-09T22:36:04.807