Hi. I'd like to report an odd bug I've found in mkdir from fileutils 4.0
under NEXTSTEP 3.3. It manifests itself when I use "mkdir -p" with a path
that starts with "./". Here's what I mean:
next> mkdir --verbose -p foo/bar
created directory `foo'mkdir: created directory `foo/bar'
next> rm -r foo
next> mkdir --verbose -p ./foo/bar
mkdir: `.' exists but is not a directory
next> mkdir --version
mkdir (GNU fileutils) 4.0
next> rm -r foo
rm: foo nonexistent
next> mkdir foo
next> rmdir foo
next> mkdir ./foo
next> mkdir ./foo/bar
next> rm -r foo
next> mkdir -p ./foo/bar
mkdir: `.' exists but is not a directory
next>
If you have any suggestions or comments, I'd appreciate hearing from you.
Thanks in advance.
Tom
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