:Hi.
:
:If my cwd gets renamed by another process, it disappears out from under
:me.
:
:To reproduce:
:
:$ mkdir zzz1
:$ cd zzz1
:
:In another shell:
:
:$ mv zzz1 zzz2
:
:Back in the first shell:
:
:$ ls
:ls: .: No such file or directory
:$ cd ..
:cd: no such file or directory: ..
That's a
Vincent Stemen wrote:
On 2008-01-12, Bill Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vincent wrote:
Hi.
If my cwd gets renamed by another process, it disappears out from under
me.
To reproduce:
$ mkdir zzz1
$ cd zzz1
In another shell:
$ mv zzz1 zzz2
Back in the first shell:
$ ls
ls: .: No such
Vincent Stemen wrote:
*snip*
the name to stay the same, not just the inode. I also verified it was
not a characteristic of the specific shell. I got the same behavior in
Zshell as well as sh.
I overlooked that, but I don't *think* the shell makes a difference on
this issue.
FWIW -
I
Here is my proposed patch. Please try it out. It needs some testing so
I'll commit it in a week or so. The HAMMER bit may wind up getting
committed sooner but I think it will be compatible with the original
namecache code (just not as optimal).
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