Am Sat, 13 Feb 2010 14:50:14 +0900 (JST) schrieb Teika Kazura <te...@lavabit.com>:
> Thanks a lot, Matthiew! > > Broken symlink, or unreadable file, is still a problem, but now I can > manage it. Your patch tells where to touch. (Strictly speaking, broken > symlink is not our fault, but the packager / distributor's, but not of > Sawfish users, either, so let's be kind to our beloved users.) > > Chris, after this is fixed, could you release 1.6.2? > > Best regards, > Teika (Teika kazura) > Hmm, if just commmited a check for readability of files, so -r files don't cause the issue anymore. Symlinks also shouldn't, as we check wether the file is one (now) and if so the file is excluded. Currently files with 000 perms are the only way to let my Sawfish crash here. Though I'm somehow unable to generate a broken link, but circular linking* is ignored by, so bad should also be. /usr/bin/x /usr/share/applications/x.desktop both *do not* exist, now do: ln -sf /usr/bin/x /usr/share/applications/x.desktop ln -sf /usr/share/applications/x.desktop /usr/bin/x apps-menu will work, as we use file-symlink-p (and three other -p) to check of the file for correctness. Chris
