I think sort(1) needs a couple of new (as of the last time I looked at an
OpenSolaris
man page) options:
-C (upper case letter C): same as -c but explicitly silent. This should comply
with the latest SUS/XPG, and reconcile the difference between /usr/bin/sort
and /usr/xpg4/bin/sort.
-h (as a
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Heinrich Rebehn
Is there any risk in upgrading zpool and zfs?
It's mostly pretty safe, but there are a couple of gotchas, you're wise to
ask. ;-)
After the upgrade, you
On 03/18/11 08:18 AM, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
I think sort(1) needs a couple of new (as of the last time I looked at an
OpenSolaris
man page) options:
-C (upper case letter C): same as -c but explicitly silent. This should comply
with the latest SUS/XPG, and reconcile the difference
On 03/18/11 08:18 AM, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
I think sort(1) needs a couple of new (as of the
last time I looked at an OpenSolaris
man page) options:
-C (upper case letter C): same as -c but
explicitly silent. This should comply
with the latest SUS/XPG, and reconcile the
On 03/18/11 08:24 AM, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
In other words, if GNU sort has all the functionality and more,
then why doesn't it get promoted to the one true version of sort?
Because no one has had time to finish all the analysis and standards
testing yet to determine that for all the GNU
The fact you get the limiting... message in the -B case implies the
value was accepted and acted upon.
I suspect that this cannot be set in /etc/system on x86. Walking through
the x86 startup code shows that it may be read too late in the boot
cycle to make a difference. In startup(), we
On 03/18/11 08:24 AM, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
In other words, if GNU sort has all the
functionality and more,
then why doesn't it get promoted to the one true
version of sort?
Because no one has had time to finish all the
analysis and standards
testing yet to determine that for all
There is also the AST tool set that merges the SYSV/POSIX and GNU
functionality.
I believe there is a IPS package in the opensolaris.org repo.
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