James Gibbs wrote: []
jgibbs% mkdir /dir1 jgibbs% mkdir /dir2 jgibbs% mv /dir1/ /dir2/ mv: rename /dir1/ to /dir2/dir1/: No such file or directory
OK, this is the first time I see this black on white. I think we should be able get to the cause of this.
I don't see it (also 10.3 with tcsh): costabel% mkdir /dir1 costabel% mkdir /dir2 costabel% mv /dir1/ /dir2/ costabel% ls /dir2 dir1
So there must be a difference between our mv commands.
Do you get the same result when you use explicitly '/bin/mv' instead of 'mv'?
And is your /bin/mv the same as
costabel% what /bin/mv
/bin/mv
Copyright (c) 1989, 1993, 1994
PROGRAM:mv PROJECT:file_cmds-82 DEVELOPER:root BUILT:Fri Sep 12 20:39:41 PDT 2003
- Martin
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