ok, cool
nwat...@symcor.com wrote:
> Sorry Mark, my mistake. My recurse depth was not deep enough to catch the
> missing link.
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Sorry Mark, my mistake. My recurse depth was not deep enough to catch the
missing link.
Sincerely,
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Currently I have removed just a link and it is not be recreated by the
copy. Is it possible that links are being followed instead?
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Mark Burgess wrote on 2010-01-21 11:09:30:
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> I would expect these to be preserved, but the outcome might be order
> dep
I would expect these to be preserved, but the outcome might be order dependent.
If the
link is copied before the file exists then it might fail on the first run
unless you allow
lnks to nonexistent files.
nwat...@symcor.com wrote:
> My promise is to copy a lib directory. Inside are links point
My promise is to copy a lib directory. Inside are links pointing to files
in the same directory. Should the copy preserve these links? Initial
testing indicates that the links are ignored. No options for copy_from
seem related to me.
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Depends on the promise settings. There are too many choices to make
1. what happens if the link does not point to anything on the other side?
2. what if the link is to a directory. Do we treat it as a link or a directory?
etc
Difficult to summarize all this. Look through the options and remembe
