Hi,
In the manpage of touch, 'touch' flag --time is described as:
--time=WORD
change the specified time: WORD is access, atime, or use:
equivalent to -a WORD is modify or mtime: equivalent to -m
... whereas, in the --help text, --time is described as:
--ti
Hi,
LitHack writes:
> Basically what it doing is that it doesn't recognise (-) this as a file
> name part even when using (\-). This bug will work on most of utilities
> like cat, cp etc
This is simply how argument parsing and shell syntax work. 'rm \-abc'
is equivalent to just 'rm -abc', whic
Paul Eggert writes:
> That's not surprising, as this sort of problem arises only when building for a
> newer platform yields a package that will run incorrectly on an older
> platform. Problems like these are relatively rare if the only such mismatch is
> the Linux kernel version, because curren
Mike Gilbert writes:
> The macro in copy-file-range.m4 performs a build time version check
> against the installed linux headers (/usr/include/linux).
>
> In this case, headers from linux-6.1 are being used at build time.
> However, the code is being run on a linux-4.19 kernel.
>
> Generally spe
