bug#47151: closed (Re: bug#47151: cp --recursive funky behaviour)

c/b (which would be copying the directory, not the files in the directory). But maybe I'm missing a part of the spec or am interpreting it differently. Regards, Tomas. Activado lun, 21 feb 2022 06:55:03 -0300 GNU bug Tracking System escribió Your bug report #47151: cp -

bug#40656: Re-copying a folder results in 3 folders?

Hello, Here is a minimum example of the bug:   #mkdir testcp   #cd testcp   #mkdir origin   #touch origin/a   #cp -r origin destination   #cp -r origin destination The expected result is: #tree ├── destination │   ├── a └── origin     └── a or even this, who would I be to

bug#13372: bug in date with last week calculation

5 You should also read the FAQ: http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/faq/#The-date-command-is-not-working-right_002e No one is ever happy with week numbers. Bob Bob, many thanks for in depth explanation! Please close this is not a bug. -- Tomas Dabašinskas | Engineering

bug#13372: bug in date with last week calculation

Hi, I'm getting week number 53 when trying to get last week on Mon Jan 7 09:46:19 EST 2013: $ date Mon Jan 7 09:46:19 EST 2013 $ date -d'last week' +%W 53 Expecting to get week 1 Many thanks! -- Tomas Dabašinskas | Engineering Content Services | Red Hat Asia Pacific

bug#13372: bug in date with last week calculation

report, I don't think it's timezone related tough... Regards, -- Tomas Dabašinskas | Engineering Content Services | Red Hat Asia Pacific

bug#13372: bug in date with last week calculation

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bug#9497: join: suggestion for manpage/help enhacement

Hi, i'm using join from time to time with varying parameters, but just recently, i've spent quite a long time discovering what's wrong with my command: ie.: join -a 1 foo bar Above outputs paired lines *AND* unpairable lines from foo, but it is not apparent from the --help output and manpage.

bug#9497: join: suggestion for manpage/help enhacement

-0600 Subject: [PATCH] join: clarify -a behavior * src/join.c (usage): Mention that -a adds to the overall output, rather than replacing the default output. Suggested by Tomas Volka. --- src/join.c |2 +- 1 files changed, 1 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/join.c b/src

bug in cp manpage

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named pipes: cp -a is not equivalent to cp -dpPR

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point to info coreutils cmd instead of info cmd in manpage

you access to the complete manual. EOT In case this is some setup or configuration issue I'd be glad to be pointed into the right direction so I can suggest a fix for Debian's info setup. Thanks, *t -- Tomas Pospisek http

please crossreferen basename and dirname manpage and add realpath ref

ALSO] +dirname(1), realpath(1) -- Tomas Pospisek http://sourcepole.com - Linux Open Source Solutions ___ Bug-coreutils mailing list