Hello Gunnar!
On Tuesday 30 September 2008 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
> For test I did some changes; then execute these two commands with
> different result.
>
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/$ if sudo fsvs status -ostop_change=true;then
> > echo true;else echo false;fi
> > false
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/$ if sudo fsvs status ;then echo true;else echo
> > false;fi
> > .m.? 244 etc/hosts
> > .m.. dir etc
> > true
>
> Do i miss something here?
Maybe; I think it works as expected.
The documentation says
The return code is 0 for successfull and 2 for an error. 1 is returned if
the option "Stopping status reports as soon as changes are found" is used,
and changes are found; ...
A normal "status" should never return an error - unless there's been one :-)
If you use the option, you'll get an exit code *if* changes are found.
Better now? Or how can I improve the documentation, so that it's clearer?
Regards,
Phil
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