Is software any less hateful just because other software is hateful as
well?
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007, Peter da Silva wrote:
> Bash is doing the wrong thing.
It's not a bash bug, it's a posix bug. BSD sh and ksh will do the same
broken thing by default.
Tony.
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OR 4
I think you'll find that if you scratch the Made in China sticker off
your sunglasses, it says Hecho en Mexico, dude.
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On 2/2/07, Peter da Silva wrote:
Bash is doing the wrong thing.
You are in "foo/bar". There is nothing inside "foo/bar" for any
Bash is doing the wrong thing.
You are in "foo/bar". There is nothing inside "foo/bar" for any program
you run to tell that you got there by following a symbolic link. Bash
is hiding this from you.
This is like getting on a plane and having it fly to the wrong airport,
and your Joo Janta Peril Se
You can turn off this POSIX-me-harder braindamage with set -P.
Tony.
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VIKING: WEST, BACKING SOUTHWEST FOR A TIME, 4 OR 5 OCCASIONALLY 6. MODERATE OR
ROUGH. OCCASIONAL RAIN OR DRIZZLE. GOOD, OCCASIONALLY MODERATE OR POOR.
Note the following session:
m...@nix:~$ mkdir foo
m...@nix:~$ mkdir foo/bar
m...@nix:~$ mkdir foo/feh
m...@nix:~$ mkdir baz
m...@nix:~$ mkdir baz/bo
m...@nix:~$ cd baz
m...@nix:~/baz$ ln -s ../foo/bar
m...@nix:~/baz$ cd bar
m...@nix:~/baz/bar$ ls ../bo
Bash file completion works as one e
