On Wed, 21 Jun 2006, root wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I posted my request for help, but the client i used truncated the message.
> I post it again for your attention.
> By the way
> find common -type f -o -type l -print does not works either.
> I think the -o flag is returning false.
I have a nagging susp
> Hi,
> I posted my request for help, but the client i used truncated the message.
> I post it again for your attention.
I've now seen substantially the same message content three times.
> By the way
> find common -type f -o -type l -print does not works either.
It does what it was told, but is
Hi,
I posted my request for help, but the client i used truncated the message.
I post it again for your attention.
By the way
find common -type f -o -type l -print does not works either.
I think the -o flag is returning false.
I am trying to make a tar with files that are in a directory and che
I am trying to make a tar with files that are in a directory and checks
some condition
The problem i encountered is next :
find common -type f give the following output. (which is good)
common/VERSION
common/gui/svcConsole/src/com/ibm/storage/svc/console/rcmap/RcMapCreateOptionsStep.java
find
find common -type f -o -type l
(get nothing here )
Your problem is with "find", not with Cygwin.
Try
find common -type f -o -type l -print
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Hi,
I am trying to make a tar with files that are in a directory and checks
some condition
The problem i encountered is next :
find common -type f give the following output. (which is good)
common/VERSION
common/gui/svcConsole/src/com/ibm/storage/svc/console/rcmap/RcMapCreateOptionsStep.java
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