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Re: getconf default output


I would be happy to submit a patch that uses either the current directory or known parameters. I think the latter seems like a better idea, but whichever you think is better I will do. Thanks for your responses. Note:

"If no operands are specified then all known variables are written in name=value form to the standard output, one per line. Only one of --call, --name or --standard may be specified."

Found at: http://www.research.att.com/~gsf/man/man1/getconf.html

Somebody must be doing that.

-Josh

Roland McGrath wrote:
Roland McGrath wrote:


Sure, send a patch to implement it.

No, it makes no sense. You cannot print pathconf information without a path. And the spec is clear that a parameter is required.


I thought the suggestion was to give a way to list the known parameter names.

-- Josh Aas Silicon Graphics, Inc. (SGI) Linux System Software 651-683-3068


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