On Mon 06 Nov 2006, Dan Jacobson wrote: > > Gentlemen, wwwoffle-write, upon intending to overwrite a file, just > allows it to grow. Certainly very wrong. > > # seq 11|wwwoffle-write $u/ooo > # wwwoffle-ls $u/ooo > D4hd3vADAP98rcpY53TgYMA 24 Nov 6 9:46 http://blog.linux.org.tw/ooo > # seq 22|wwwoffle-write $u/ooo > # wwwoffle-ls $u/ooo > D4hd3vADAP98rcpY53TgYMA 57 Nov 6 9:47 http://blog.linux.org.tw/ooo > # seq 15|wwwoffle-write $u/ooo > # wwwoffle-ls $u/ooo > D4hd3vADAP98rcpY53TgYMA 57 Nov 6 9:47 http://blog.linux.org.tw/ooo
I think you demonstrated that it doesn't always grow, otherwise the last file would have been larger again. > Indeed, it is not say, appending, but overwriting the beginning!: Exactly. Misleading text in bug reports doesn't help anyone. > # echo abcdefg|wwwoffle-write $u/mmm > # echo 123| wwwoffle-write $u/mmm > # wwwoffle-read $u/mmm > 123 > efg Paul Slootman -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
