Package: jhead Version: 2.41-1 Severity: wishlist File: /usr/share/man/man1/jhead.1.gz Tags: upstream
DESCRIPTION should warn that, except for info requesting commands, the output is not stdout, not a new file, but modifying original file itself! Nor is there an option other than -n to give arbitrary new names. No -o file. Hmmm, I suppose one could just use -nNEW_NAME. Well OK, but anyway I'll make plenty of backups first. $ jhead -n20051014-53.jpg dscn1053.jpg; echo $? Skipping readonly file 'dscn1053.jpg' 0 I had made it readonly because I didn't trust jhead. And indeed I thought it wasn't going to write it... P.S., also it didn't return an error to the shell's $? value. I see, I should use -n20051014-53 with no .jpg. But still even though it creates a new file, it insists on renaming the original file. Never mind. I will just use $ cp a b $ jhead b to not take any chances anymore. P.S., The 5.7 is not aligned with the rest of the output: $ jhead dscn1053.jpg ... Flash used : No Focal length : 5.7mm (35mm equivalent: 34mm) Exposure time: 0.048 s (1/21) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
