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From: "Xavier Bergade" <xbergade AT hotmail DOT com>
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Subject: 1.1.10 Problem: mv and directories in use
Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2002 20:31:26 +1000
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On windows XP & 2000:
open 2 instances of cygwin

instance 1:
    mkdir /1 && echo "tst" > /1/tst && cd /1

instance 2:
    cd /
    mv /1 /2

Instead of returning an error, something like "/1" is in use, it copies /1
to /2, THEN returns:
mv: cannot remove directory `/1': Permission denied
mv: cannot remove `/1': Permission denied

Shouldn't it say something like:
mv: cannot move `/1': Directory in use

Regards,

Xavier Bergade.

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