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Hello,
when called with multiple inputs, CoreUtils aborts, if 1 input does'nt exist.
Example:
CoreUtils sha256sum *.7z *.zip *.rar *.rev
If *.7z does'nt exist, but another, CoreUtils makes Error-Message and aborts.
If .7z+.rar exist and *.zip does'nt exist, *.7z is processed and the rest not; CoreUtils makes Error-Message and aborts after *.zip.
Could this be changed, so that it doesn't abort, but just displays an Error-Message and the rest is still processed?
Affects not only sha256sum, but all hash algorithms.
This worked in earlier versions of GNU-CoreUtils (e.g. v6.9). In newer versions of GNU-CoreUtils (v8.32/v9.70), it no longer works either.
I realize, the problem can be avoided with a FOR loop, but it would be easier and faster without it.
Thanks for your good compilation and have a nice day.
Greatings
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The goal of this project is to replicate the behaviour of GNU-CoreUtils. As stated in the README.md Differences with GNU are treated as bugs.
Differences with GNU are treated as bugs.
As such, if this is the behaviour of GNU-CoreUtils, then this is not an issue.
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Hello,
when called with multiple inputs, CoreUtils aborts, if 1 input does'nt exist.
Example:
CoreUtils sha256sum *.7z *.zip *.rar *.rev
If *.7z does'nt exist, but another, CoreUtils makes Error-Message and aborts.
If .7z+.rar exist and *.zip does'nt exist, *.7z is processed and the rest not; CoreUtils makes Error-Message and aborts after *.zip.
Could this be changed, so that it doesn't abort, but just displays an Error-Message and the rest is still processed?
Affects not only sha256sum, but all hash algorithms.
This worked in earlier versions of GNU-CoreUtils (e.g. v6.9). In newer versions of GNU-CoreUtils (v8.32/v9.70), it no longer works either.
I realize, the problem can be avoided with a FOR loop, but it would be easier and faster without it.
Thanks for your good compilation and have a nice day.
Greatings
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: