Dear Bob and Jim,
On january 11, 2001, I received mails from you both, stating more or less
the same (here, I quote Jim):
> "Henk M. Keller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> | [sort -n doesn't work]
>
> I've heard that RedHat introduced a bug that made `sort -n'
> malfunction in a version they distr
> Alas, I am afraid my sort problem is more serious than Jim's answer suggests:
> When sorting numerically, even *identical* lines pop up in different places
> in the output!
> Setting the environment variable LC_ALL does not change this behavior.
Up until your latest information your problem fit
"Henk M. Keller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| [sort -n doesn't work]
I've heard that RedHat introduced a bug that made `sort -n'
malfunction in a version they distributed. I believe they
have made a fixed release since then.
I suggest you upgrade or just get the latest test release
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Hello Bob,
On january 10, 2001, 11:07 Bob Proulx wrote:
> Thank you for your report. Jim has previously answered these reports
> with something similar to the the following reply.
Thanks for your very speedy reply on my email concerning a sort problem.
>From Microsoft, I would probably have
