Niels Provos wrote:

> then inpath "/usr/home/elad" matches
> 
>   cd "/usr/home/elad"
>   cd "/usr/home"
>   cd "/usr"
>   cd "/"

 From the manual, I was under the impression that inpath is used to
evaluate subdirs, so that inpath "/usr/home/elad" should match
anything in that directory and below:

	cd "/usr/home/elad/foo"
	cd "/usr/home/elad/bar"

...or, at least, that what seems logical given the name "inpath"
and the explanation in systrace(1).

-e.

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