Thank you! I was looking into the `sqlar` commit and noticed that it adds a use of `GLOB` for this case and was worried that it created a potential double-expansion problem until I realized why it does that: it only does it for `-e`, `-l` and `-d`, all cases where you're not dealing with files the shell can see. Maybe this feature should use `GLOB` as well, for the same reason? How do I delete `s*` from a sqlar file otherwise, short of listing the archive and doing my own glob expansion, leading to problem #2 above?