Again, until I can fix it (or more hopefully, until the
upstream maintainer can properly fix -execdir), the workaround is to use
oldfind, or wait for me to release a new findutils package.
Oh no problem with waiting, really. The workaround is sufficient for my use.
> [trying with trivial exemp
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According to Vincent Legoll on 3/9/2007 7:34 AM:
> I digged a bit more into that and found that my problem is related
> to the '-exec mv "{}" xxx \;'
>
> when replaced by '-exec ls -lh "{}" \;' there is no problem...
>
> Maybe what I was doing worked
I digged a bit more into that and found that my problem is related
to the '-exec mv "{}" xxx \;'
when replaced by '-exec ls -lh "{}" \;' there is no problem...
Maybe what I was doing worked only by chance since it has
side-effect on the directory tree that is currently traversed.
Am I completel
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According to Vincent Legoll on 3/9/2007 5:50 AM:
> Hello,
>
> I use cygwin at work, for our build chains, and I do not
> upgrade ofte
Hello,
I use cygwin at work, for our build chains, and I do not
upgrade often, but the last batch I did some days ago
broke our process. A 'find' done inside a Makefile is not
working properly any more, failing with the following
error message:
[...]
find D:/Tmp -depth -type d -name 'DISK?' -exe
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A new release of findutils, 4.3.2-3, is available, replacing 4.3.2-2 as
current.
NEWS:
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This is a minor patch release, fixing find -L as well as find on relative
paths (4.3.2-2 only worked on absolute paths with -P). I apologize for
the inconven
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