Hi, David!
In the c) piece there was a fix for a similar weakness when looking for
the closing bracket. Here you have the patch for this and the diff in
the help file I used to make mc crash / test the patch (check with the
previous one, anyway).
Sorry, I didn't realize that. Applied now.
Hello, Oskar!
There is a bug which makes mc display regular file named '~root'
(or '~someaccount') as a directory.
I know about this problem. I even tried to fix it, but could not find a
good solution.
Basically, the title expansion should be completely done on the highest
level, when the
According to the bug report at
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=142179repeatmerged=yes
MC does not use $TMP. (The reporter must have meant $TMPDIR.)
I did a grep (with MC of course :) for files with /tmp and
found one place in subshell.c. This patch ought to fix it. I tested
it
On Thu, 5 Sep 2002 22:16:55 +0200 Oskar Liljeblad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MC does not use $TMP. (The reporter must have meant $TMPDIR.)
BTW, it would be nice if mc created temporary files in $TMPDIR/mc-username
instead of $HOME/.mc/tmp (the ones with directory names inside as I
understand).
On Thursday, September 05, 2002 at 16:16, Pavel Roskin wrote:
[..]
What does your patch implement? How does it work? Please always comment
non-obvious patches. In this case we really should make a decision before
we go ahead and patch the code.
Oh, I thought it was so simple. :) Anyway,
Here's my take at fixing this in the TODO file:
reimplement -P in a safer way (temp file instead of stdout) - possibly
security issues.
My solution is to add another option -p that will allow you to
specify a file that the last working directory is written to.
A new function
