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Max Horn wrote:
Am Freitag, 14.11.03 um 14:53 Uhr schrieb Darian Lanx:
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David R. Morrison wrote:
I was looking at this last night, as Benjamin already posted our
conversation I can only add t
Am Freitag, 14.11.03 um 14:53 Uhr schrieb Darian Lanx:
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David R. Morrison wrote:
I was looking at this last night, as Benjamin already posted our
conversation I can only add this:
The bug is definately fixed in coreutil 0.5.91
... which is an
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David R. Morrison wrote:
I was looking at this last night, as Benjamin already posted our
conversation I can only add this:
The bug is definately fixed in coreutil 0.5.91
Now the Apple supplied /bin/rm or /bin/mv do call the faulty
implemen
> There is a theory now that this comes from the Fink fileutils package,
> although I don't see how it can, since you were using /bin/mv.
To echo this concern: I experienced the "mv" bug last night on a package.
I removed fileutils and rebuilt the package. It still failed due to the
"mv" bug, eve
Martin Costabel wrote:
> I really want to believe it, but I still don't see the mechanism by
> which it can have this effect for some people and not for others (with
> apparently exactly the same system).
It is /bin/mv that is the problem, a user on irc reported that
installing fink's fileutils pac
Martin Costabel wrote:
But do you also have a reproducible case for mv? I don't find one.
Actually, I can't even reproduce the rm case (OSX 10.3.1)
costabel% tar zxf X11ForMacOSXSource-wwdc.tar.gz
costabel% /bin/rm -rf X11ForMacOSXSource-wwdc
costabel%
as in that irc conversation, panther's built-
Benjamin Reed wrote:
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The test case that I could reproduce 100% with was:
tar -xjf /sw/src/X430.tar.bz2
rm -rf xc
But do you also have a reproducible case for mv? I don't find one.
Actually, I can't even reproduce the rm case (OSX 10.3.1)
costabel% tar zxf X11ForMacOSXSource-wwdc.tar.gz
costabel
Martin Costabel wrote:
But the trailing slash problem must have a different cause. I am still
unable to reproduce it, although I tried with all kinds of Fink versions
of fileutils. It must be something in the environment. But I don't know
where to look.
The test case that I could reproduce 100%
James Gibbs wrote:
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Martin, I don't have fileutils installed. I don't know what the
coreutils package is, nor do I find it anywhere.
coreutils is in 10.3/unstable now, replaces fileutils, textutils, and
shellutils. You don't really need it, it just replaces a bunch of OSX
Unix commands by thei
On Nov 14, 2003, at 3:15 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
James Gibbs wrote:
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jgibbs% mkdir /dir1
jgibbs% mkdir /dir2
jgibbs% /bin/mv /dir1/ /dir2/
mv: rename /dir1/ to /dir2/dir1/: No such file or directory
jgibbs% which mv
/bin/mv
There is a theory now that this comes from the Fink fileutils package
James Gibbs wrote:
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jgibbs% mkdir /dir1
jgibbs% mkdir /dir2
jgibbs% /bin/mv /dir1/ /dir2/
mv: rename /dir1/ to /dir2/dir1/: No such file or directory
jgibbs% which mv
/bin/mv
There is a theory now that this comes from the Fink fileutils package,
although I don't see how it can, since you were us
On Nov 12, 2003, at 7:05 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:
James Gibbs wrote:
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jgibbs% mkdir /dir1
jgibbs% mkdir /dir2
jgibbs% mv /dir1/ /dir2/
mv: rename /dir1/ to /dir2/dir1/: No such file or directory
OK, this is the first time I see this black on white. I think we should be able get to the cause
James Gibbs wrote:
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jgibbs% mkdir /dir1
jgibbs% mkdir /dir2
jgibbs% mv /dir1/ /dir2/
mv: rename /dir1/ to /dir2/dir1/: No such file or directory
OK, this is the first time I see this black on white. I think we should
be able get to the cause of this.
I don't see it (also 10.3 with tcsh):
costab
On Nov 11, 2003, at 9:06 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Problems with mv and trailing slashes. There were reports that during
package installation, some mv commands of directories failed. One idea
was that mv was allergic against trailing slashes, as this had been
the case with Apple's mv and rm in
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