umamaheswar B.C. wrote:
> Sir,
> I down loaded xine-lib-1-rc1 & xine-lib-1-beta4 and when I tried to
> configure, both libs give the same out but. When I sought --help I was
> told to report to you. Hence I am reporting the out put as bellow:-
Thank you for the report. But you were misdirected.
Edmund wrote:
> I've experienced a very interesting bug with Coreutils. The system is running on
> Athlon XP, 1G ram with a 200MB WD IDE drive. My linux is installed at the end of
> the drive (past 170GB) with Windows XP at the beginning.
In the future it would be most appreciated if you were
% mkdir -p fred/jim
% chmod a-x fred/jim
% rm -rf fred
rm: cannot chdir from `fred' to `jim': Permission denied
But since I own the directory I could change the permissions and then
remove it. Shouldn't rm do this if I gave the 'force' option? I
thought that would take all measures necessa
Hi Bob,
At first I thought it may be a filesystem problem too, but I did several
things
to verify that. First, if I exited from the chrooted installation
environment, I
was able to see everything just fine. Also I tried it on both ext3 and
reiserfs
on two seperate trials, and fsck was fine for b
Hello Paul,
On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 04:44:22PM -0800, Paul Eggert wrote:
> Yes, I'd say a new one. It's more of a pain, but it's the "right way"
> to do it.
Perhaps the following patch is acceptable?
Best regards,
-Neill.
diff -N -P -r -u --exclude='aclocal*' --exclude=Makefile.in --exclude
"Edmund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've experienced a very interesting bug with Coreutils.[...]
>
> With the base installation's fileutils 4.1.11 everything is fine,
> but after the system updates itself to coreutils, some of the file
> operations are broken. [...]
>
> ls returns all files with
Ed Avis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> % mkdir -p fred/jim
> % chmod a-x fred/jim
> % rm -rf fred
> rm: cannot chdir from `fred' to `jim': Permission denied
>
> But since I own the directory I could change the permissions and then
> remove it. Shouldn't rm do this if I gave the 'force' option? I
>
