> > Don't these tasks extend ? Can you simply
> > redirect their error output to /dev/null?
>
> Even if I could, I do not know if I would want to do that since I would
> loose other useful information.
You could try this in exec(but its totally *nix specific)
your_command withparams_and_switches
Don't these tasks extend ? Can you simply
redirect their error output to /dev/null?
Even if I could, I do not know if I would want to do that since I would
loose other useful information.
Don't use these commands, and use where you
have full control
on the command line to use -f. --DD
Ye
Don't these tasks extend ? Can you simply
redirect their error output to /dev/null?
-Matt
--- Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/20/07, DATACOM - Diego <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > It would be very useful for me if it was possible
> to suppress
> > error/diagnostic message
On 8/20/07, DATACOM - Diego <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It would be very useful for me if it was possible to suppress
> error/diagnostic messages from chmod, chgrp and chown tasks. [...]
>
> All these three UNIX commands support the -f ("force option") [...]
>
> If you know any workaround other th
Hi all,
I am using Ant 1.7.0, JDK 5.0_04, Gentoo Linux.
It would be very useful for me if it was possible to suppress
error/diagnostic messages from chmod, chgrp and chown tasks. In the end
of my build I change the permissions of a number of temporary and output
files. For many of them the ch
