Hi,
There seems to be a problem with making a hard link to a directory, the man
page says that it should be possible, but it's not.
When I try with "ln -d /old /new" I get:-
"ln: creating hard link `/new' to `/old': Operation not permitted"
This is as root, and regardless of where in the filesy
Is there way to tell ls to sort filename "2" before file "10"?
In order words, can the sorting order be made to follow
/*
* Compare two strings just like strcmp, but preserve decimal integer
* sorting order, i.e. "2" < "10". Strings are sorted as if sequences
* of digits were prefixed by a le
> The following "ls -lh" produces a 20megabyte report of the file size...
[...]
> Even though the file is 200 megabyte in size
[...]
> ls (GNU fileutils) 4.0x
I cannot recreate your problem. 4.0x is getting old. Would it
possible to see if the latest version 4.1, preferably the testing
version
C:\>ls --version
ls (GNU fileutils) 3.16
On Win32 inode number IS available, and called FRN (??)
Hoping this can be added to Native Win32 port ...
BOOL FRNFromPath(LPCTSTR pszPath, DWORDLONG *pFRN) {
HANDLE hdir = CreateFile(pszPath, 0, FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
