Thank you very much!
2010/2/4 Bob Proulx
> david johann wrote:
> > I tried to display binary files with 'cat':
> > $ cat ~/an_audio_file.rm
> > $ cat /bin/cp
>
> That isn't expected to behave nicely. You really shouldn't be doing that.
>
> > What I expected:
> >
> > --> display
david johann wrote:
> I tried to display binary files with 'cat':
> $ cat ~/an_audio_file.rm
> $ cat /bin/cp
That isn't expected to behave nicely. You really shouldn't be doing that.
> What I expected:
>
> --> displaying unreadable chars from the binary file;
> --> and then comi
Hello,
Please excuse my bad english :
Bug Report
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Context:
Debian Lenny
linux 2.6.26-2-686
XFCE4 with Terminal 0.2.8
coreutils 6.10-6
What I did:
---
I tried to display binary files with 'cat':
$ cat ~/an_audio_file.rm
$ cat /bin/cp
What I expected:
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Klaus Bramstedt wrote:
> I used the command
> date -d "$DATE"
> for almost all dates between Aug 2002 end Jan 2010 in a script.
> Date has a format like this
>"2003-03-30 02:08:17"
> However, 7 of 42048 randomly distributed dates in the list failed:
>
> date: ungültiges Datum „2003-03-30 02:08
On Thu, 4 Feb 2010, Klaus Bramstedt wrote:
I used the command
date -d "$DATE"
for almost all dates between Aug 2002 end Jan 2010 in a script.
Date has a format like this
"2003-03-30 02:08:17"
However, 7 of 42048 randomly distributed dates in the list failed:
date: ungültiges Datum „2003-03-30
Am 04.02.2010 um 14:45 schrieb Klaus Bramstedt:
> I used the command
> date -d "$DATE"
> for almost all dates between Aug 2002 end Jan 2010 in a script.
> Date has a format like this
>"2003-03-30 02:08:17"
> However, 7 of 42048 randomly distributed dates in the list failed:
>
> date: ungültig
Dear coreutils-team,
I used the command
date -d "$DATE"
for almost all dates between Aug 2002 end Jan 2010 in a script.
Date has a format like this
"2003-03-30 02:08:17"
However, 7 of 42048 randomly distributed dates in the list failed:
date: ungültiges Datum „2003-03-30 02:08:17“
date: ungü
Excerpts from jlm's message of Wed Feb 03 22:38:33 -0500 2010:
>
> Fabrizio Gabbiani wrote:
> > cp: preserving permissions for `/localdirectory/targetfile': Operation not
> > supported
>
> This is likely a consequence of the recent ACL related changes. ("cp -p" now
> attempts to copy the ACLs.)
