Marco Atzeri wrote:
/usr/share/doc/bash-3.2.33
$ cygcheck -f $PWD/README
bash-3.2.33-18
(Right answer)
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I guess I look at the "$PWD" as something that shouldn't be necessary
for the user to type, since having to put "$PWD" before a filename isn't how
the standard POSIX utils (cp, ca
--- Linda Walsh ha scritto:
>
> "cygcheck -f" doesn't work if you are in a directory
> and you execute it on
> files in the directory (unless you are in "/").
> I.e. it doesn't
> seem to recognize relative directories.
Hi Linda,
you are right but there is a easy trick :-)
at least if a cygwin
Linda Walsh wrote:
> I understand why cygcheck doesn't ID the files in "/etc", and "/etc/ssh",
> but it's problematic -- since I don't know for certain which files
> ssh is compiled to use... If I had to guess, I'd go for /etc/ssh/...,
> but "cygcheck" doesn't even classify that directory as "own
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