Hi,
I have a habit of running "tail -F /some/log/file /other/log/file" in my
shell window. Whenever I need that shell window for something else, I
hit ctrl-Z to suspend the tail. Then I do whatever I need to do.
After I am done I do "fg" to get back to displaying the tail of the log
files. I get
Hello,
Please be advised that tail command is reporting an exception when applied
to a file stored on Oracle ACFS (Automatic Storage Management Cluster File
System):
Unrecognized file system. . .
Regards,
DS
Jim Meyering wrote:
> But that's CentOS6-era glibc, so maybe not worth it for such a corner case.
Yes, I tend to agree, this is quite low priority.
On systems with recent glibc, this abuse of timeout elicits the expected error:
$ src/timeout -- -1.189731495357231765e+4932 sleep 0
src/timeout: invalid time interval ‘-1.189731495357231765e+4932’
Try 'src/timeout --help' for more information.
But with glibc-2.12's strtod, that input maps
