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so spake Shuman (shuman):
> RedHat includes a mktemp too, its a package by itself. From the look of
> the manpage, it seems to be based on the mktemp that comes with Debian,
> just with one extra option. The option is "-d", which creates a unique
> directory rather than a file.
This is the OpenBSD mktemp(1), I know since I wrote it :-)
RedHat 6.0 ships with an mktemp-1.5 rpm that corresponds to:
$OpenBSD: mktemp.c,v 1.4 1997/06/20 04:17:42 millert Exp $
The current OpenBSD mktemp.c (1.5) is identical with the exception
of a slightly more relaxed copyright. For some reason RedHat doesn't
document the -d option in the main page though. Just to clear up
the confusion...
- todd
