Thanks for your answers!
What's also bad is that on a system with,e.g. 30 cvs managed files,
if cvs can't read only one file due to wrong permissions, it also
returns "1" to the shell (echo $?). So 29 "good" results are moved
to the catch-error-text-result. If I want to filter the result I
can't be shure if it's a big error or just a small thing like that
one file that couldn't be read.
So I think that packages like the version control packages have to
rely on 100% working cvs environment?
I hit the problem with convert in another way: If I don't overwrite
the original file with it (which I did when I used the "mogrify"
tool from I-Magick), but instead let the converted file be a new
one, it seemes not to try to create a tmp-file.
Btw: Has anyone encountered this nice feature: I just uploaded a
file with the Opera-Browser (linux) to a test-system with one
registered filter.
The logfile says: "invalid return code from filter proc 'Error
writing content: resource temporarily unavailable': must be
filter_ok, filter_return, or filter_break"
OR: "Error: tclop: invalid ... (same): 'Error writing content:
inappropriate device for ioctl'"
If I upload it with Netscape or Konqueror, it works.
Strange?
Thanks,
Peter.
