Possible bug?
SuSE 10.0 on a laptop Asus W5A
kernel 2.6
Running SCRIPTS as bash do not give off special letters for Norwegian following
the echo command.The letters will lack as holes.
This is NOT the case on a commandline in a console. It is further NOT the case
with the same scripts running
Attached is the diff output of modifications to who.c vs. source from 5.2.1.
Added are the -n and --ipaddr flags and function to return the IP
address logged in utmp ut_addr_v6[4] during the socket initialization.
This feature provides a mechanism to guard against DNS poisoning as utmp
is
Hi Pádraig,
Thanks for your reply, and for your suggestions!
I'm curious, have these issues come up before? Might I find a similar
conversation thread by searching in the archives? Well, anyway, here goes...
Could you not use `cp -s` to achieve what you want?
cp can make relative symbolic
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According to David Laurence Emerson on 2/21/2006 4:02 AM:
Hey all you wonderful GNU folks,
I've written a utility that may be appropriate for future inclusion in the
gnu
core utils. It assists in the creation of relative-path symlinks,
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, sigbj-st wrote:
Running SCRIPTS as bash do not give off special letters for Norwegian
following the echo command.The letters will lack as holes.
echo will simply write back the arguments passed to it. If there's a
problem with certain characters, that sounds more like a
