[On 30 Jun, @07:32, Bob Proulx wrote in "Re: bash3 on FreeBSD weirdness ..."]
> > > > differently. This happens all the time, mostly with ssh.
>
> I did not see a 'head' call anywhere in the script though.
The one in trunk/ is already fixed, look in tags/ for older versions.
I'm using a combinat
[On 29 Jun, @19:10, Bob Proulx wrote in "Re: bash3 on FreeBSD weirdness ..."]
> Chet Ramey wrote:
> > Miek Gieben wrote:
> > > okay, here it it.
>
> Better would have been to share that with the mailing list. :-(
hmmm, I thought I cc-ed it also the ml
[On 29 Jun, @17:38, Chet Ramey wrote in "Re: bash3 on FreeBSD weirdness ..."]
> > Basicly the function local_mirror() (line 167) works, and
> > remote_mirror() (line 257) doesn't (on FreeBSD that is).
>
> The root cause is probably that something is consuming all of the
> input from stdin (the pip
[On 29 Jun, @03:56, Chet Ramey wrote in "Re: bash3 on FreeBSD weirdness ..."]
> Miek Gieben wrote:
>
> > The mirror.sh script uses a 'while -r read'-loop
> > to read from standard input. It looks like the while loop terminates
> > after 1 loop on Free
[please cc me, I'm not on this list]
Hello,
I'm encoutering some weird behavoir with bash3 on freebsd. I've written
a little tool that echo's a filelist (+optional content) to standard
output. This list is then acted upon by a shell script.
(www.miek.nl/projects/rdup is the program in question)
