Hi,
Is it a bug or a feature that "cp -u" reports an error when a file is
being
copied over itself -- supposedly such a file is not subject for an
update (as it is not newer than the destination, which is itself),
so it would have seemed than cp should not care of such a file, but
it does still pr
Hi,
When using groups on Cygwin, I get the following output:
$ groups
Domain Users Remote Desktop Users Users NCBIusers
where all words are separated from each other with single spaces,
resulting for example the two-word group "Domain Users" undistinguishable
from two groups, "Domain" and "Users
> As there's nothing we can do upstreams, I'm marking this as "not a bug"
> and set the status to closed.
Why "nothing"? And it *is* a bug, IMO.
My rebuttal is as the following:
If the feature is implemented upstream it can get to CYGWIN, eventually.
Not the other way around. Currently CYGWIN
(sorry if this ends up posted twice)
> As there's nothing we can do upstreams, I'm marking this as "not a bug"
> and set the status to closed.
Why "nothing"? And it *is* a bug, IMO.
My rebuttal is as the following:
If the feature is implemented upstream it can get to CYGWIN, eventually.
Not th
> It is not a bug because your suggestion is already implemented in upstream
> coreutils
It's implemented only for the "id" command; not for "groups", which I asked
about -- please note the $subject.
Can you please consider adding the -z there as well?
Anton Lavrentiev
Contractor NIH/NLM/NCBI
