If i do a "ls -c" to sort the directory listing on
date (doesnt work on all ftpd's) it will not be properly cached, so if i do
a "cd " it will issue a "ls" on it's own again while i already did a
"ls -c".
It doesnt properly cache on every "ls" with an
option, is this fixable so every issued
Hello,
Im having the same problem as Daniel Fazekas with lftp under Tiger.
I have tried compiling myself, intalling it via fink and darwinports,
all have the same issue with CPU usage. Just sitting at the lftp
prompt eats all the CPU it can.
I'm just not sure if the problem is with readline, ive
I got a reply from Daniel that lftp compiled under Panther still works
under Tiger, and doesn't have the CPU usage problem.
I tested his Panther binary and I can confirm it indeed still works
without problems.
So thats solution 1.
For the real problem, I think I have found the culprit.
The native
Are you using Mac OS X Tiger?If so it is the 'poll' bug and have posted a solution for this a while ago.On 10/18/05, Thomas Glanzmann <
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> wrote:Hello,> Since it does not crash and just consumes 100% CPU - what is the best way
> to debug it?compile it with debugging informations. T
Hi,
Here is a patch for po/Makefile.in.in (nls support) that fixes a problem
with a variable not being set which will result in executing incorrect
commands when installing the NLS files.
This is when mkdir_p is set to ${install_sh}, but this ${install_sh} does
not get defined in the po/Makefile.
