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Subject: mkdir -v bug
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Package: fileutils
Version: 4.1-2
mkdir doesn't check it's output. It always tells the user that it would create
a directory regardless it already exists.
> mkdir -v l l
mkdir: created directory `l'
mkdir: created directory `l'
^^^^^^^
or:
> mkdir -v l l l
mkdir: created directory `l'
mkdir: created directory `l'
^^^^^^^
mkdir: created directory `l'
^^^^^^^
or:
> mkdir -v l
mkdir: created directory `l'
> mkdir -v l
mkdir: created directory `l'
^^^^^^^
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> mkdir doesn't check it's output. It always tells the user that it would
> create a directory regardless it already exists.
Looks like the current behaveour is OK:
$ mkdir -v -p l l
mkdir: created directory `l'
$ mkdir -v -p l l
$ mkdir -v -p l l l
*t
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