tags 10442 notabug
On 01/06/2012 10:58 AM, Andreas Schwab wrote:
yukuan yuk...@huawei.com writes:
When I user tail -f FILENAME to follow a file, which is continually
growing, the output sometimes stops. When I press ctrl-c to quit and right
immediately follow the same file, output would
Pádraig Brady wrote:
On 01/09/2012 08:24 PM, Jim Meyering wrote:
gfpmtipb GFP IP App ID wrote:
coreutils-8.11
...
/appl/archives/build_tools/tools/src/coreutils-8.11/tests/misc/env-null:
line 33: 27709 Killed env -i PATH=$PATH printenv -0 out2
+ fail=1
Thanks for the report.
The above
Please do not close this bug... EB doesn't know what he is talking
about -- he didn't read the bug.
Original Message
Subject: BUG: Severe or critical - deletes existing files and leaves nothing.
(cp)
Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2012 13:19:43 -0800
From: Linda Walsh , cyg...@tlinx.org
forcemerge 10468 10471
thanks
On 01/09/2012 05:11 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
Please do not close this bug... EB doesn't know what he is talking
about -- he didn't read the bug.
I did too read your report, but I stand by my position that upstream cp
is doing the right things for a case-sensitive
reopen 10468
thanks
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You didn't answer my question.. I explained why it was a bug.
You didn't explain why it is copying links.
Don't put it on me to reproduce w/o cygwin... the program's
isn't behaving as documented.
If you think it is the cause of cygwin...
I asked you to
On 01/09/2012 05:46 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
reopen 10468
thanks
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You didn't answer my question.. I explained why it was a bug.
You explained that the cygwin binary for cp didn't meet your
expectations, but I in turn explained that the cygwin cp binary has code
that is not
On 01/09/12 17:00, Linda Walsh wrote:
cp is a gnu util, not part of linux, -- you should
demonstrate that it is not a bug in cygwin
This is not a practical division of labor. As a general rule,
we don't have the resources to deal with Windows ports.
I suggest raising this issue with the
I see
So the default policy is that if Windows touches it, gnu won't?
I can see why MS, would be so hostile toward FSF/GNU...
(that's how I feel^, and a bit nastier than I would normally
say, but I'm having a really awful day...(not that you should
care, but... will attempt a more
[please don't top-post on technical lists]
On 01/09/2012 06:41 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
I see
So the default policy is that if Windows touches it, gnu won't?
More like: Windows is at best a secondary system, and doesn't have as
high as a priority since it does not promote freedom; you'll
On 01/09/12 17:41, Linda Walsh wrote:
Wouldn't it be appropriate, to keep such a bug at a low priority
Perhaps; I don't know. Its priority is so low here that I'd
rather not spend time thinking about whether it belongs in the
bug database. For more on the topic of priorities please see
Hi Dotan,
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Bob Proulx wrote:
Good. I am going to close the bug report ticket with this message
then.
No problem. I cannot test the later versions on any hardware I have
lying around, so when I see my distro up to 8.13 I'll double check. If
you would like me to confirm
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 07:12, Bob Proulx b...@proulx.com wrote:
For you I would actually give you a login on one of my systems. But
instead how about if I send you a 'date' that is backported to
Squeeze? Even though you say you love-to-hate it? :-) Then you can
play with it and see the
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