? 01/08/09 01:57, Kais Belgaied ??: > nit: the case seems to import the PATH env variable. That should be > listed in the imported interface Done, please check: http://cr.opensolaris.org/~yuntian/conflict_arc/conflict.1
> > Quick question about the -t <type>. Is the expected output limited to > executables too ? No. The following example might be able to explain. bash-3.2# echo $PATH /usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/opt/SUNWstc-stf/bin/i386 bash-3.2# mkfile 1m /usr/bin/1.a bash-3.2# mkfile 1m /usr/sbin/1.b bash-3.2# conflict -t .a.b Current working directory is "/net/tas.eng/export/pub/richard/ws/sfwnv/packages/i386/nightly-nd" :--> /usr/sbin :--:--> /usr/bin :-b:a-: 1 (.a,.b) > > Kais > -- My name is 'Xiao Ping', not 'Zhang'.
