On 09 January 2008 14:00, Eric Blake wrote:
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> According to kou yu on 12/26/2007 10:07 AM:
>>> POSIX *allows* '//something' to have a special meaning. It doesn't
>>> state that it is necessarily the syntax for SMB share paths.
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>> In fact, i
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According to kou yu on 12/26/2007 10:07 AM:
|> POSIX *allows* '//something' to have a special meaning. It doesn't
|> state that it is necessarily the syntax for SMB share paths.
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| In fact, if you simply say that this is not a bug of cygwin, but a
On Dec 23, 2007 1:26 PM, Christopher Faylor
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> On Sun, Dec 23, 2007 at 01:02:23PM +0800, kou yu wrote:
> >o, maybe you are right.
>
> It's a good bet that she is.
>
> >But I am a little confused. "//server/share" is the POSIX syntax for
> >SMB share paths, but on windows t
On Sun, Dec 23, 2007 at 01:02:23PM +0800, kou yu wrote:
>o, maybe you are right.
It's a good bet that she is.
>But I am a little confused. "//server/share" is the POSIX syntax for
>SMB share paths, but on windows the syntax is "\\server\share".
POSIX *allows* '//something' to have a special mean
o, maybe you are right.
But I am a little confused. "//server/share" is the POSIX syntax for
SMB share paths, but on windows the syntax is "\\server\share".
And why on linux I input "cd //usr/", the completion would not
become slow, i.e. why on linux, the syntax "//xxx/xxx" would not be
considered
On Dec 22 17:43, kou yu wrote:
> If I input:
> cmdname /dirname/
> then I get the normal completion output immediately.
>
> But if I input:
> cmdname //dirname/
> then I must wait for a long time for those completion output. And the
> terminal seems to be frozen, have not a single response
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