Re: netgraph arp issues vs linux veth

.x-RELEASE if you try the "stop" target (not happy shutting down an ng_eiface(4) node which has had its MAC address changed)... this has been fixed in -CURRENT; I don't know about -STABLE. Regards, - Robin -- Robin Breathe / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / +44-1865-741800 #!/bin/sh -x #

RE: find(1) - peculiar behaviour

I wrote: > The problem is that `find -L . -type l -print` reports only the "dud" > symlinks, but `find -L . -type l -delete` removes ALL symlinks... which > is clearly not the desired behaviour. I've just realised this is mentioned under BUGS in man 1 find, so my query changes to: "anyone fancy

find(1) - peculiar behaviour

Hi, I'm writing a simple crontab script to automatically find and remove invalid symlinks. My initial ideas relied on readlink, etc., but looking more closely at find(1), I thought I saw a better/faster way to do it. I think my dilemma is best illustrated by example: [isometry@quadric:~/test]$