>I have another problem with mkisofs when using the "graft-points" option:
>
>my mkisofs command is:
>
> mkisofs -graft-points -o /tmp/xxxxx //opt/schily=/opt/schily
>
>This cmd generates correctly a filesystem in /tmp/xxxxx, but when
>mounting /tmp/xxxxx as loop device on /some-mount-point, then
>"ls -lR /some-mount-point" only shows an empty filesystem.
>
>All OK, if I use:
>
> mkisofs -graft-points -o /tmp/xxxxx /opt/schily=/opt/schily
>
>(no double slash!).
>
>I had not this problem when using cdrtool-1.8.
The pathspec checking code has changed a lot between v1.8 and v1.9 - I don't
know why you want to use '//' in pathspecs, as it is rather meaningless
and is not the "correct" syntax.
I know that the use of multiple '/' characters together in normal shell
use works OK, but I guess it was just "luck" that it worked with v1.8 ...
However, I do agree with you on your earlier post about the use of
-graft-points and escaped '=' characters - I haven't used this syntax up to
now, but it seems there is something wrong in the code - hopefully
Joerg will be able answer this ...
James Pearson
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