Pessoal, Conforme eu tinha dito em uma msg anterior, esta forma de utilização do tail está depreciada (apesar de outros UNIX ainda a utilizarem, exemplo o Solaris)
Se quiserem mais explicações, é só ler o FAQ do pacote Core Utilities. http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/faq/#Old-tail-plus-N-syntax-now-fails Sds, Daniel Carlos RHCE, LPIC-3 33 Old tail plus N syntax now fails Old tail syntax tail +N FILE now fails. $ tail +5 FILENAME tail: cannot open `+5' for reading: No such file or directory ==> FILENAME <== The problem is that "+" is a valid filename character and is not an expected option character. Options are *supposed* to start with a "-" character. It has always been a bad idea to eat up an additional character as an additional option specifier. This is now no longer allowed by the standards. The tail command is now required to respect that "+" is not an option and treat it as a filename. 2008/11/11 Rúbia Karla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Eu acho que não. > Tentei em vários sistemas e nenhum reconhece a sintaxe +. > >
