SHELLOPTS is a read-only variable, you are not supposed to set it in bash.
No reason to look for bugs when you are using it incorrectly.
Dave Korn wrote:
On 30/12/2011 12:41, Rafael Kitover wrote:
On 12/30/2011 1:06 AM, Dave Korn wrote:
On 29/12/2011 21:40, Rafael Kitover wrote:
The function worked quite correctly.
%g is the year of the current ISO week number, that week started in
2009, not 2010.
use %y if you want the year of the current date.
Jacob Jacobson wrote:
I am curious as to why this happened.
I was at work yesterday and created a file. The name of t
With all respect to the enthusiasm, but I think hardcoding this in bash
is a bad idea. Bash isn't the only type of shell people use, and if you
build this into the shell, you have to provide a switch to turn the
non-standard behavior off.
It is much better handled in profiles.
$0.02
Mark J. Re
This is actually an old known problem that exists with older versions of
samba, I know that this works correctly at least since samba 3.0.23d,
and I know that, for example, samba 3.0.2 does not. This is still true
for cygwin 1.7 which uses a file attribute, rather than the .lnk extension.
al
Indeed, there are other applications that have failed for me, e.g. cvs.
The problem occurs for all applications that perform a dup on a IPv4
network socket.
My system is not running any AV or firewalling software and I have even
booted the system in diagnostic mode (F8) with networking, without
I see, I would concur based on the definition of the error code you
quoted. I consulted only my memory just now, since I ran the same
general test last week.
Eric Blake wrote:
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According to cygwin at sipxx.com on 8/21/2009 3:56 PM:
It does
It does reject the argument if the upper bound is reached. On the lower
end, the linux man page does not specify that negative numbers are not
allowed as arguments. Note, that fcntl is not supposed to be the same as
dup2(), i.e., it does NOT duplicate the given fd into the new one
specified, bu
Follow-up:
I can confirm that your example using rsync to fetch a remote tree also
fails on my system.
I built a work-around into cygwin1.dll that solves the first failure
cases in which socketpair() is involved on a system-wide basis, so
individual applications don't have to be patched. The pr
When building the cygwin1.dll and associated pieces, it is desirable to
use the proper runtime --prefix parameters to 'configure'. After
building the tree, one might want to install it into a different base
directory than 'prefix' using, e.g., 'make install
DESTDIR=/my/own/dest', rather than in
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