Hi,
Paul Wise wrote:
> > -mandir=`mktemp -d dman.XXXXXX`
> > +mandir=`mktemp --tmpdir="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}" -d dman.XXXXXX`
>
> FYI, you don't need the TMPDIR part:
>
> mandir=$(mktemp -d --tmpdir dman.XXXXXX)
Saw that in the man page, too, and tried it first, but it didn't seem
to work for me. Got "/dman.<something>" as resulting path and hence
added TMPDIR explicitly. Besides it's unclear how the tool will
determine what is a parameter to -p and what's not. (At least for -p
the delimiter is blank while it's an equal sign for --tmpdir.) So I
stayed on the safe side.
Regards, Axel
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