This is a discussion on Re: pkill.c warn when "no such process" within the mailing.openbsd.tech forums, part of the OpenBSD category; --> Heinrich Rebehn wrote: > You are certainly right. But my point was, that in one case (rm) it is ...
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| Heinrich Rebehn wrote: > You are certainly right. But my point was, that in one case (rm) it is > appropriate for the system to output an error message, if it cannot > perform an action that the user requested, and in the other case (pkill) > it's not. > > -Heinrich pkill(1) and pgrep(1) were imported almost 9 releases ago... based on commands defined by another operating system. Why should the behaviour be changed now? It could break countless numbers of scripts.. -Nix Fan. |
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