When -a is specified, the name and value of all system or path configuration
values is reported to standard output.
Linux's getconf supports -a, but only for system variables according to the
manual page.
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kib wollman - Commits
- rS323631: Add an -a flag to getconf.
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| usr.bin/getconf/getconf.c | ||
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| 213 | Why err() there, while other do_oneXXX() only warn() about error ? Is this for situations like ENOENT where the path is nonexistent ? I am not sure that other situations are impossible in principle where some parameter gives !EINVAL error. IMO user deserves the fallout there. | |
| usr.bin/getconf/pathconf.gperf | ||
| 78 | I would prefer to have the multi-line loop body braced. | |
| usr.bin/getconf/getconf.c | ||
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| 213 | Yes, the idea was to die once for ENOENT, but it is perhaps a bit fragile, so warn() is ok. | |