>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Apr 3 23:58:38 2002
>Sorry, but I don't follow your reply. In the path-list file
> /usr/X11=/usr/X11
> /usr/X11R6/=/usr/X11R6/
> /usr/adm=/usr/adm
> /usr/bin/=/usr/bin/
> ...
>the symlink is /usr/X11. There are no trailing slashes. The directory
>is /usr/X11R6/. There are trailing slashes. What about this usage is incorrect?
Well I mixed both args and you found a typo in my code:
------- mkisofs.c -------
*** /tmp/sccs._7ai0Z Do Apr 4 00:23:25 2002
--- mkisofs.c Do Apr 4 00:02:14 2002
***************
*** 2585,2591 ****
int len = strlen(graft_point);
if ((len <= (sizeof(graft_point) -1)) &&
! graft_point[len] != '/') {
graft_point[len++] = '/';
graft_point[len] = '\0';
}
--- 2585,2591 ----
int len = strlen(graft_point);
if ((len <= (sizeof(graft_point) -1)) &&
! graft_point[len-1] != '/') {
graft_point[len++] = '/';
graft_point[len] = '\0';
Fixes the problem.
However, I would have to introduce a 100% correct working path normalizing
function in order to avoid similar problems with bad graft pint names.
J�rg
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