Thinking about how one should avoid euidaccess,
I noticed that this corner of remove.c wasn't quite right:
if we call faccessat and it fails, there's no point in trying
with crufty, less-robust interfaces.
While technically this is a correctness issue,
the cases in which it makes a difference are
Under zh_CN.UTF-8 locale, execute /bin/echo --help in the terminal, the
Simplifield Chinese tranlation of -n do not output the trailing
newline is -n 不输出为岁的换行, this is a translation bug. It should be
-n 不输出尾随的换行.
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'ls -l' shows the symbolic link and its target. I could parse the
output. But I'm wondering whether there is a convenient command that
only print the target if it is a symbolic link otherwise print
nothing? Thank you for your help.
Peng Yu wrote:
'ls -l' shows the symbolic link and its target. I could parse the
output. But I'm wondering whether there is a convenient command that
only print the target if it is a symbolic link otherwise print
nothing? Thank you for your help.
See the 'readlink' command.
info coreutils
