[bug #27221] symlink_loop check broken by FTS_CWDFD

Update of bug #27221 (project findutils): Severity: 3 - Normal => 4 - Important Assigned to:None => jay ___ Follow-up Comment #1: I'm working on a

[bug #28913] 4.4.2 xargs: Add command example to EXAMPLES section to demonstrate option -I

Update of bug #28913 (project findutils): Category:None => documentation Severity: 3 - Normal => 2 - Minor Status:None => Need Info Assigned to

[bug #28912] 4.4.2 xargs: manual does not document use of {}

Update of bug #28912 (project findutils): Category:None => documentation Status:None => Wont Fix Open/Closed:Open => Closed Release

[bug #27846] [findutils-4.5.5] assertion failure on aix in xargs.c line 442 on AIX

Update of bug #27846 (project findutils): Status: In Progress => Fixed ___ Follow-up Comment #1: I believe the attached patch (which I've applied to the 4.5.x tree and pushed) should fix you

[bug #28872] Mistake in "10.2.1 Problems with -exec and filenames"

Update of bug #28872 (project findutils): Status:None => Fixed Assigned to:None => jay ___ Follow-up Comment #1: Fixed in the 4.4

[bug #28824] incorrect error message on invalid argument

Update of bug #28824 (project findutils): Status: In Progress => Fixed ___ Follow-up Comment #2: Fixed in 4.4.x branch. Fixed in 4.5.x branch. _

Re: -readable by who

> "JY" == James Youngman writes: JY> On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 11:06 PM, wrote: >>       -readable >>              Matches files which are readable... >> Also mention "by the current user" I suppose. JY> Since there is more than one possible interpretation of the "current JY> user" this clari

Re: -readable by who

Gentlemen, some of these are clearer than man test or (info "(coreutils) Access permission tests") bash$ help test|grep you -r FILETrue if file is readable by you. -w FILETrue if the file is writable by you. -x FILETrue if the file is executable by you.

[bug #28824] incorrect error message on invalid argument

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Re: -readable by who

On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 11:06 PM, wrote: >       -readable >              Matches files which are readable... > Also mention "by the current user" I suppose. Since there is more than one possible interpretation of the "current user" this clarification doesn't help much, I think. James.

Re: Listing all inodes on filesystem (without doing a stat() call).

On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 10:32 PM, Ray Van Dolson wrote: > I'm trying to generate a sorted list of inodes on my filesystem (so I > can optimize a GFS2 backup workflow).  The filesystem has >1 million > inodes, so generating this list can take a little bit of time. > > I initially attempted to do th

[bug #28237] strange behavior (maybe a bug, maybe not...)

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[bug #28237] strange behavior (maybe a bug, maybe not...)

Follow-up Comment #1, bug #28237 (project findutils): You specified what behaviour you got, but not what you expected. Please update your example to include an explanation of the effect you expected. Also, if you can demonstrate the problem without invoking rename, then we don't have to worry

Re: How to search for broken symbolic links?

On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 4:01 AM, Eric Blake wrote: > According to Peng Yu on 2/15/2010 6:50 PM: >> I don't find which option to use to search for broken symbolic links. >> Could somebody let me know if there is such an option? >> > > Yes.  Here's the POSIX way: > > find . -L -type l > > Or, if you