Dear Sir,
A strange issue happens when I use the cp tool on two directory.
1 I have an empty directiry
owen@linux-b2-ali:~/work/ALi_SDK/DailyBuild/linux_20120911$ ls
images/fs.install/ -a
. ..
2 Then I cp an directory in this directory with -rf
Philipp Thomas wrote:from the changelog (where you
could have looked yourself ...).
I need to be convinced that sort threading works on all platforms
openSUSE/SLES support in order to disable that patch.
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I wasn't aware that openSUSE supported all platforms. However
the people who wrote
tags 12427 notabug
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Linda Walsh wrote:
...
Do you have reason to believe they have buggy code by default?
I'll Cc' the coreutils bug-list on this and open a bug-report on this as
should have been done originally, and maybe your questions can be addressed.
Hi Linda,
Do you realize
tags 12336 - moreinfo
close 12336
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I haven't seen anything new on this for a week. I believe this to be
a usage problem. Therefore I am closing this bug ticket. If you have
different or new information please feel free to respond with it.
Bob
tags 12162 - moreinfo
close 12162
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I haven't seen a response to this in a month. Therefore I am closing
the ticket as resolved. If you have new information or clarification
please feel free to continue the discussion.
Bob
tag 11949 - moreinfo
close 11949
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Pádraig Brady wrote:
On 07/15/2012 05:56 PM, Nick Thomas wrote:
Hello!
I tried to create a symbolic link using ln -s ... but instead of getting
a link of size about 20 bytes I obtained an executable file of length
1.9Mb i.e. a copy of the
tags 11164 - moreinfo
close 11164
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http://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=11164
It has been five months since more information was requested on this
bug. Without further information nothing can be resolved. Therefore
I am closing this ticket. If you do have more information
tag -1 - moreinfo
close -1
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Bob Proulx wrote:
I think you have it diagnosed. PATH must be set to directories that
are finding other versions of 'mv' down in path and in the above
located over a gvfs filesystem.
It has been many months since 18 Feb 2012 the last exchange on this
bug. I
close 10774
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robert ethridge wrote:
what does this do (...'|) in relation to runcon?
It has been many months since Feb 2012 when more information was
requested. Therefore I am closing this ticket. If you have more
information please feel free to continue the discussion.
Bob
tag 9921 - moreinfo
close 9921
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Paul Eggert wrote:
On 10/31/11 06:19, Martin Suchanek wrote:
I have got some errors and warnings which you can see in attached log file.
It's normal for 'configure' to generate warnings
for conflicting types and whatnot. Is there any
error and/or
It has been quite a while since 01 Sep 2010 when this bug ticket last
had any activity.
http://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=6970
Has the relevance of this issue expired?
Thanks,
Bob
OpenSuSE's maintainer/integrator of the gnu sort package
believes it to be faulty -- that's why I forwarded it here,
in hopes that his concerns would be heard/dealt with.
If the downstream maintain thinks there is a bug in sort,
then isn't submitting that bug back up stream the correct
thing to
Linda Walsh wrote:
...
Do you have reason to believe they have buggy code by default?
I'll Cc' the coreutils bug-list on thisand
open a bug-report on this
as should have been done originally,
and maybe your questions can be addressed.
Hi Linda,
Do you
I hope to prove the subject convincingly in the following sections, If
you can, reading this in the original HTML might be useful, as I don't
know it will end up when converted to text. I tried to format it for
readability .. so if the text format isn't...(still tried to limit
margins and use
On 09/12/2012 04:08 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
Linda Walsh wrote:
...
Do you have reason to believe they have buggy code by default?
I'll Cc' the coreutils bug-list on thisand open a
bug-report on this as should have been done originally,
and maybe your questions
On 09/12/2012 03:59 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
OpenSuSE's maintainer/integrator of the gnu sort package
believes it to be faulty -- that's why I forwarded it here,
in hopes that his concerns would be heard/dealt with.
Nothing can be dealt with if it is not first identified what needs to be
dealt
On 09/12/2012 02:59 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
OpenSuSE's maintainer/integrator of the gnu sort package
believes it to be faulty
That is not a correct summary of the email that you forwarded.
That email merely said that he was not convinced that it works.
If no bugs are known, there's no point to
On 09/12/2012 04:51 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
I hope to prove the subject convincingly in the following sections, If
you can, reading this in the original HTML might be useful, as I don't
know it will end up when converted to text.
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On 09/12/2012 06:28 PM, Eric Blake wrote:
Before, rm -r bbb/ was not valid syntax --
Sorry, but 'rm -r bbb/' has ALWAYS been valid syntax in POSIX, and has
always meant 'remove the directory found by resolving 'bbb', even if
'bbb' is a symlink to a directory. The fact that the Linux kernel
Eric Blake wrote:
On 09/12/2012 04:51 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
I hope to prove the subject convincingly in the following sections, If
you can, reading this in the original HTML might be useful, as I don't
know it will end up when converted to text.
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