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bugs in GNU grep for DOS/Win
From: |
Eric Pement |
Subject: |
bugs in GNU grep for DOS/Win |
Date: |
Thu, 21 Jun 2001 00:07:26 -0500 |
(1) First problem.
I'm using GNU grep v2.4 and v2.4.2, compiled for MS-DOS/Windows. My
platform is Win95 OSR2 (FAT32 file system). I've tried both the DJGPP
compilation and the CYGWIN compilation. Neither one of these gives me
directory recursion. I.e., they will not search down the directory
tree for files in subdirectories. I'm typing:
grep -r "anything" *.*
grep --recursive "anything" *.*
Can anyone else confirm this behavior or explain what may be wrong?
(2) Second problem.
Grep v2.4.2 (Cygwin compilation) issues an error message when trying
to read a file with the Read-Only attribute set. It reports:
[filename]: Permission denied
although a Read-Only file on a DOS/Win platform may be read by any
user. I think this is also a misbehavior. Feedback is welcome.
Kind regards,
Eric Pement
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