I'm running:
GNU bash, version 2.05b.0(1)-release (i686-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
Kernel 2.4.22 on i686
When running a bash script from NFS, and a stale NFS file handle is
generated (in my case from saving over the script while it's running,
which is indeed
New year greetings from Sweden!
Below you find an issue that I have no intention/wish to discuss further, I
just wish to bring it forth to make it get a "known issue" status. Reply-to
set to bug-bash
Expected result:
$ echo "a b c d e f g" | \
( while read first second ;do echo "got $first" ;done
Hannu E K Nevalainen wrote:
> Problem:
> If I understand the "$ help read" text correctly the following variation
> should work, but it doesn't and additionally displays a "totally off" error
> message.
>
> $ echo "a b c d e f g" | \
> ( IFS=" " while read first remainder ;do echo "got $first" ;d
I see that you have resolved your problem with bad permissions on
/tmp. But I wanted to follow another line of discussion.
Sebastian Tennant wrote:
> [...test cases of suid-scripts...]
> A cron.daily script handles mandb. I elected to install it with the
> set-user-id bit set, as you can see:
>
