Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/03/07/04:23:48
/ Eli Zaretskii <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il> wrote:
| On 6 Mar 1997, Andy Eskilsson wrote:
|
| > Patching file mm using Plan A...
| > Hunk #1 succeeded at 1.
| > Can't backup mm, output is in c:/temp/poaaaaaa: No such file or directory (ENOENT)
| > done
|
| Do you set LFN=y? If not, set it and try again. If you do have LFN=y,
| set it to n and see if that helps. Methinks this is some kind of LFN
| mishap.
LFN is set to 'y' yes.. I tried it with LFN set to 'n' and it
worked.. but.. but some of the files I want to patch has long
filenames. Am I supposed to bugreport this somewhere, get rid of dos
or just crawl back under my rock ;-)
| Why are you trying to live dangerously? Just let `redir' handle the
| entire redirecting job, instead of relying on 4DOS:
|
| redir -i diffs-t6 -o outfile -eo patch -p2
Hee Hee :-) Some of us likes to live on the edge.. To be honest, I
couldn't imagine that you could use both -o and -eo, maybe some better
docs for redir?? (The only I have found is the ones that comes when
you type 'redir')
I now discovered that 4dos can take care of stderr too, but what if I
want to do something like command |& tee output, under command.com, can redir be used for this.
/Andy
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