30 Haziran 2021 Çarşamba tarihinde L A Walsh via austin-group-l at The Open Group <[email protected]> yazdı: > > Anyway, it is the parent that is directed the output to a location that > won't work as an output destination. In my example with >/dev/zero, I > got a permission denied from the parent process. If I had a /dev/full > I'd expect the same thing -- an error message from bash when it closes > the pipe to /dev/full. >
So, the shell is supposed to test whether there is enough space on disk for an unknown amount of data to fit into? How is that gonna work? I don't think equating a utility error that may or may not happen to a shell error that can be caught beforehand is a good idea. -- Oğuz
