I think Ian means that if the downstream program exits before the
upstream program, you'll get this message. Head is going to do that,
it's a feature.
I would like to maintain our reputation for gentle answers, thus "RTFM"
should be avoided, and "RTFM a 138K document" should not be considered
an a
Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> RTFM bash(1).
Thanks for the pointer, Ian. I'm sure that you thought that
it would be very helpful
Bill Mitchell writes ("Bug#2048: Broken pipe from dpkg to head"):
> root:work# dpkg --info less*deb | head -1
> old debian package, version 0.939000.
> Broken pipe
Richard Kettlewell writes ("Bug#2048: Broken pipe from dpkg to head"):
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:richar
However:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:richard$ ls -l | head -1
total 19792
Broken pipe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:richard$
Bill Mitchell writes:
>
>PACKAGE: dpkg
>VERSION: 1.0.7
>
>Script started on Mon Dec 18 21:19:37 1995
>root:work# dpkg --info less*deb | head -1
> old debian package, version 0.939000.
>Broken p
PACKAGE: dpkg
VERSION: 1.0.7
Script started on Mon Dec 18 21:19:37 1995
root:work# dpkg --info less*deb | head -1
old debian package, version 0.939000.
Broken pipe
root:work# dpkg --info less*deb >x
root:work# head -1 x
old debian package, version 0.939000.
root:work# cat x | head -1
old debia
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