find -name does not work as expected

On my dapper system (findutils 4.2.27-1ubuntu1), the `find` program does not give me accurate results.

In my ~/test directory, I have one .txt file and one .asp file. In a subdirectory called includes, I have another .txt file and another .asp file. However, `ls` and `find` do not agree.

Where the files are:

  andy@schooler:~/test$ ls *.txt
  test.txt

  andy@schooler:~/test$ ls includes/*.txt
  includes/test.txt

  andy@schooler:~/test$ ls *.asp
  default.asp

  andy@schooler:~/test$ ls includes/*.asp
  includes/subscribe_inc.asp

The first problem is that running find from the root of the folder tree does not return "includes/subscribe_inc.asp" as expected.

  andy@schooler:~/test$ find . -name *.asp
  ./default.asp

Howeer, the .txt files are reported as expected:

  andy@schooler:~/test$ find . -name *.txt
  ./test.txt
  ./includes/test.txt

If I try to find the asp files from the from the parent directory however, it is correct.

  andy@schooler:~$ find test -name *.asp
  test/includes/subscribe_inc.asp
  test/default.asp

All files are owned by andy - modes on all dirs 755, all files 644.

Cheers