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From: Jason Hood <adoxa AT postmark DOT net>
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Subject: Sort temp file bug?
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I was testing GLOBAL in straight DOS when sort gave me an error
about a temp file already existing. The file was something like
"sort1234510001". Looking at the binary, it seems it should have
been something like "s1234510.001". Is LFN not being detected?
Having only looked at 'sort.c', it appears HAVE_PATHCONF might not
be defined, because pathconf() works (in Windows, with LFN=n; setting
LFN=n in DOS didn't help).

Jason.