Hello,
in this message a do a plea to introduce a /bin/del command into the coreutils.
Deleting is something totally different than removing. It is a mv action and
there must be a restore action.
With the coreutils, removing is the default. This is not wrong, but it can be
very anyoing, as
- Op 24 okt 2018 om 8:18 schreef Francky Leyn :
On 10/23/18 11:46 AM, francky.l...@telenet.be wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just destroyed 3 days of scaninng work. This was the command:
>
> ls p.*.png | sort -t. -k2 -n | gawk '{ printf("mv '\''
On 10/23/18 11:46 AM, francky.l...@telenet.be wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just destroyed 3 days of scaninng work. This was the command:
>
> ls p.*.png | sort -t. -k2 -n | gawk '{ printf("mv '\''%s'\'' '\''p.
> %d.png'\''\n", $0, NR+6) }' | bash [ mailto:bug-coreutils@gnu.org ]
>
> The problem was
Hello,
I just destroyed 3 days of scaninng work. This was the command:
ls p.*.png | sort -t. -k2 -n | gawk '{ printf("mv '\''%s'\'' '\''p.
%d.png'\''\n", $0, NR+6) }' | bash [ mailto:bug-coreutils@gnu.org ]
The problem was that the sequence of mv command resulted in one .png file:
mv 'p. 1
Hello,
I hear nothing from you guys.
Let me hear something,
Best regards,
Francky
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>
> - Oorspronkelijk e-mail -
> > On 02/12/2012 06:49 PM, francky.l...@telenet.be wrote:
> > >
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > I have a PC wich runs under Windows 7.
> > >
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> On 02/12/2012 06:49 PM, francky.l...@telenet.be wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have a PC wich runs under Windows 7.
> > On top of that I have a Virtual Box which runs Windows Xp
> > and Ubuntu 11.04.
> >
> > Under Ubuntu I have a problem with the mv command
ative,
I use a cp and a rm.
Why is this?
Best regards,
Francky Leyn
www.Leyn.eu
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> On 02/07/2012 02:30 PM, Paul Eggert wrote:
> > On 02/07/2012 07:59 AM, francky.l...@telenet.be wrote:
> >> I was wondering wether I couldn't write something like
> >>
> >> if [not on NTFS filesystem] then
> >> chmod +x
> >
> > No doubt you can write somethin
Hello,
if one uses mv to move a directory, and the target dir already
exists, mv reports "Directory not empty".
I find this misleading. The message should also contain the
message "target dir already exists" or something similar.
Best regards,
Francky
/dir1/dir2/dir3/file.ext
It should be more refined however: the dirs
should be rx, but the file only r.
Please let me hear something.
Best regards,
Francky Leyn,
www.Leyn.eu
Hello,
I'm seeking for some way to revert the order of lines. The first line
read thus must get out last and the last read must be output first.
Although it's easy to write a program for it, I'm wondering if this
is not possible with the UNIX toolbox. Any ideas?
I first tought of something like
John Cowan wrote:
James Youngman scripsit:
True. Its exit status always seems to be 0 and it emits its messages
to stdout, too.
I'm preparing a patch, but who's the GNU maintainer? I have the name
of the Debian maintainer (Ben Pfaff), and several email addresses,
of which hopefully
John Cowan wrote:
Francky Leyn scripsit:
I have DVD with a file system on. At some place the files aux.c,
aux.h and aux.pg are present. If you try to cp, find, tar or whatever,
the command "hangs". I thought: well perhaps those files are corrupt
on the DVD. I will try a testcase
e on the C:\. What do I get?
touch: closing `aux.c': Bad file descriptor.
Can someone explain me what I encounter here?
Regards,
Francky Leyn
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Dear,
when I execute "mv webboy WebBoy", mv says that
the source directory is equal to the destination directory,
and refuses to execute the command. webboy and WebBoy
are not the same. Why is mv then refusing to execute?
Best regards,
Fr
x27;*~' -e .scratch
What about the idea?
Is someone willing to implement this?
Best regards,
Francky Leyn
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"K" in the displayed -h output represents a kibi-, symbol Ki (see
lib/human.c).
The conclusion then was that we needed a new ls option "--iec" like "--si"
The --iec would write out "ib" prefixes as defined by the IEC standard:
Eg: 4,1Ki, 34Mi, ...
Would someon
n.wikipedia.org/wiki/SI .
Standards have to be respected regardless of personal preferences.
I don't know if this error also occurs for other coreutils.
Best regards,
Francky Leyn
http://users.telenet.be/leyn
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>I am not familiar with the Cygwin banner program. Is it like one of
>the two BSD or SysV banner programs in behavior?
yes
>Could you say a few words about why this program benefit from being
>included in coreutils?
On our system the core utils are installed for all platforms. Because
banner is
Dear,
it would be very practical if the coreutils would include the
banner program of cygwin. It is practical for debugging scripts.
Best regards,
Let me hear something,
Francky Leyn
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