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Package: zip
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zip is an excellent program and i want it to work as well as cpio.
i pipe pathnames to it.
the error message should be more informative.
thanks.
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On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, t takahashi wrote:
> to reproduce, create a socket and pipe its pathname to zip -0qy - -@
> somefile. i expected to see what file caused the error. the
> message did not contain it. that what you wanted?
Yes. This is not a bug. By using -q you are explicitly telling zip to
be quiet, so you can't really complain that it does not give all the
information.
Assuming that /dev/lop is a socket, compare the output of
echo /dev/log | zip -q - -@ > foo.zip
with the output of
echo /dev/log | zip - -@ > foo.zip
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