>I tried to use -hide on an image I was making, and the directory was not
>hidden. Does -hide not work in the obvious way with -graft-points?
>
>Something like:
> mkisofs -o foo.iso -graft-points -hide xx xx/=tree1 xy/=tree2
>
>I'm out of time to play, I didn't include the / in the hide glob (per man
>page). I tried adding -hide-joliet and -hidden globs, and making the glob
>match the original name (not what I want to do), and nothing worked.
>
>I've done hidden files before, so I know it works without the
>-graft-points.
The various hide options won't work with pathspecs arguments (with or
without using the -graft-points option). This is because the hide checks
are done during the scan of the directory tree i.e. you can hide
selected contents of a given pathspec directory, not the pathspec
directory itself.
>mkisofs v1.14, I realize that being a month old it's probably obsolete,
>but unless I'm sure an upgrade will help I really don't feel any desire,
>since I try to avoid new bugs as well as new features...
This is the current mkisofs version - the mkisofs code hasn't changed in
the cdrtools v1.11 alphas since cdrtools v1.10.
James Pearson
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