Mail Archives: cygwin-developers/1998/10/18/04:02:56
Ron Parker wrote:
>
> I have D:\unix mounted as root the directory /usr exists and D:\usr is
> mounted as /usr. If archive.tar contains usr/file.txt, when I "cd /"
> and "tar xf archive.tar" then file.txt is extracted to D:\unix\usr not
> D:\usr. This is the mount point not the mount.
>
> This occurs with B19 and the B20 alphas.
>
> I cannot currently investigate this, but I thought it should be
> reported.
Imagine same directory structure. Additionally, for nicer effect,
in /usr exists a symlink named `X11', which points to /usr/X11R6.3:
bash$ cd /usr; ls
X11 X11R6.3 bin include lib local
Ok, now, if a directory `usr' in the root mount exists:
bash$ cd /; cd usr; ls
ls: X11: No such file or directory
X11 X11R6.3 bin include lib local
bash$ cd /; ls usr
^^^
nothing!
or, if no such directory `usr' exists:
bash$ cd /; cd usr; ls
usr: No such file or directory
bash$ cd /; ls usr
ls: usr: No such file or directory
Corinna
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