Karl Fogel <kfogel@newton.ch.collab.net> writes:
> anyone when responding to issues, and believe me, I'm not
> biased against you -- if anything, the other way around :-),
> witness the number of your patches that have been applied and
> issues addressed (often by me).
I know. Notice i used a smiley :).
> But issues #964 and #767 are not the same thing. #964 is about
> a specific bug, for which several solutions are available (in
> fact, the
No, 964 is a symptom of 767.
> last one proposed by Mike is the one I'd always assumed we'd be
> using).
That last one is a hack. The problem is that you are using $PWD
as a place to store tmp files rather than the prescribed location
for that purpose ($TMPDIR or /tmp on unix, c:\temp if my rusty
dos/windows memory serves). You could hack around this symptom,
or you could fix the problem. If that means adding a couple
routines to apr, that's a win for everyone using apr IMNSHO.
Finding the appropriate place to store temporary files is a
general problem portable applications could use help solving.
> something I'm missing here. But comments like "Are you going
> to pay more attention to me in the future?" don't add any
> information, and don't help to point out what I might have
> missed :-).
You commented on that comment of mine no less than three times.
Calm down and laugh. I did make a mistake, though; i only made
that joke because i thought it was obvious the problem was a
symptom of the one i reported. Clearly i need to stop making
assumptions about the obviousness of my point of view ;->.
--
Eric Gillespie <*> epg@pretzelnet.org
Build a fire for a man, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on
fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life. -Terry Pratchett
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