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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
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