Kerry Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-10-22 16:32:58 +]:
> I have a directory /usr/local/gcc-3.2/bin/bin. The directory containes
> executable files. If I move the files with the following command mv * ..
> then it seems to move all the files to the parent directory.
The '*' will not matc
Hello,
I have a directory /usr/local/gcc-3.2/bin/bin. The directory containes
executable files. If I move the files with the following command mv * ..
then it seems to move all the files to the parent directory. When I goto
directory /usr/local/gcc-3.2/bin and try to remove the seemingly e
Dave Gotwisner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I reported this to the list on July 8th, but, having seen no followup,
> and still having the problem, I am reasking/re-reporting.
>
> There may be a problem with the 4.1 version of mv, when moving a file
> onto another read-only file. In fileutils 4.0p
I reported this to the list on July 8th, but, having seen no followup,
and still having the problem, I am reasking/re-reporting.
There may be a problem with the 4.1 version of mv, when moving a file
onto another read-only file. In fileutils 4.0p (redhat 6.2) this
failed, as expected. In fileu
There may be a problem with the 4.1 version of mv, when moving a file
onto another read-only file. In fileutils 4.0p (redhat 6.2) this
failed, as expected. In fileutils 4.1 (redhat 7.3) it succeeded, as it
shouldn't have (my opinion). Filesystem is an ext2 (for fu4.0p) and
ext3 (for fu4.1), but
