On 05/08/2013 04:30 PM, Cesar Celis Hernández wrote:
> I would like to use the echo options but it seems that is not working as
> the man echo says. So I am little bit lost here. How to use the echo
> options?
One other thing:
POSIX itself says that echo's options are inherently non-portable. If
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On 05/08/2013 04:30 PM, Cesar Celis Hernández wrote:
> echo --help
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>
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> It is not giving me the help information. It is printing --help
That means you aren't testing coreutils' echo.
Try 'env echo --help' or '/bin/echo --help'. And once you DO test
coreutils' echo
echo --help
It is not giving me the help information. It is printing --help
I would like to use the echo options but it seems that is not working as
the man echo says. So I am little bit lost here. How to use the echo
options?
Thank you very much in advance for your help.
-Cesar
Hello there,
Stumbled on to this when I discovered permissions issues on directories
created from a script. The -p option ignores default ACLs set on the
parent directory.
Note that the mkdir -p command does not seem to give the g+w attribute to
new directories. Even the bar directory is missing
