>From: Seth Kurtzberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>If you make mkisofs completely "correct", it becomes rather useless.
>The default behavior of mkisofs happens to also be the default behavior of
>tar; that is, tar continues merrily on its way after an error (at least GNU
>tar does).
>There are good reasons to allow a process that takes a long time to complete,
>such as mkisofs, to continue after an error is encountered rather than just
>quit.
Every tar that works as expected does this way.
>From the 1979 tar.c:
infile = open(shortname, 0);
if (infile < 0) {
fprintf(stderr, "tar: %s: cannot open file\n", longname);
return;
}
Not even a notification to the caller is done. The message is all.
'Modern' tar implementations like star (1982-2002 ;-) print a problem
sumary at the end....
All other people who create DVDs know that files > 2 GB are a problem and avoid
them. Even the DVD video standard wants the video to be split into several ~ 1 GB
files.
J�rg
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