On Oct 12 16:24, David Arnstein wrote:
I have a bash shell script that I run every night using Windows task
scheduler. The purpose of this script is to take an inventory of my
PC, and to make copies of a few important files. The script calls ls,
find, cp, and a few other ordinary Linux/Unix
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According to Corinna Vinschen on 10/16/2006 7:14 AM:
Please be aware that one problem remains. The Windows function
SetCurrentDirectory, which is the base function used by chdir(2),
apparently tries to open the directory in which to change
On Oct 16 07:21, Eric Blake wrote:
According to Corinna Vinschen on 10/16/2006 7:14 AM:
for instance, find(1) traverses directory trees by chdir'ing into
directories before listing them. So even with this patch, find(1) is
still not a good candidate for backing up directory trees in a
I have a bash shell script that I run every night using Windows task
scheduler. The purpose of this script is to take an inventory of my
PC, and to make copies of a few important files. The script calls ls,
find, cp, and a few other ordinary Linux/Unix utilities.
My problem is that the script
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