ls -aQ
I bet that file has atleasy one space after the "..". The -Q makes ls
enclose the filename in double-quotes.
I'de be worried if this were actually the case, and check the contents
of that file. It's a common way for someone to "hide" files when they
crack a system.
Ben
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