reopen 990264
reopen 990265
thanks
because the result of "pwd > /dev/full" is non POSIX conforming.
See the message from Don Cragun in the Austin Group list, which says:
Section 1.4 of the Commands and Utilities Volume of the standard
(Utility Description Defaults) already does this in the CONSEQUENCES
OF ERRORS section on P2303-2304, L74122-74151 in P1003.1-202x Draft 2
and on P2341-2342, L74540-74569 in P1003.1-2017. Note especially:
The following shall apply to each utility, unless
otherwise stated:
... ... ...
• When an unrecoverable error condition is
encountered, the utility shall exit with a
non-zero exit status.
• A diagnostic message shall be written to
standard error whenever an error condition
occurs.
On 2021-06-27 21:33:48 +0530, Anuradha Weeraman wrote:
> There was an update on this from the Austin Group that will be in the
> next version of the POSIX standard relating to the streams that need
> to be opened at startup.
[...]
OK, but as said, that was just an example. There are other cases of
write errors, which correspond to valid conditions, such as when the
filesystem is full (see above).
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