Subject: readlink exit booelan value bug

From: Budi <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2023 09:38:06 +0700

EDIT ABOVE MAIL TO HAVE TITILE

readlink exit value is TRUE as it actually must be FALSE at first
depth dir. with -f or -e option e.g. in /tmp dir:

/tmp$ readlink -f ./KERNEL-linux-6.3.9  && echo SUCCEEDS FIND IT
/tmp/KERNEL-linux-6.3.9
SUCCEEDS FIND IT

but correct at deeper depth:

/tmp$ readlink -f ./KERNEL-linux-6.3.9/fs  && echo SUCCEEDS FIND IT

look it up, no KERNEL-linux-6.3.9 dir.:

/tmp$ ls -Apv
.ICE-unix/                      opera/
.X11-unix/                      ssh-Xbe0jzj/  .xfsm-ICE-1BY671
.org.chromium.IfJAAT/   dbus-QZsDmoWAoc

On 7/14/23, Budi <[email-masked]> wrote:
> readlink exit value is TRUE as it actually must be FALSE at first
> depth dir. with -f or -e option e.g. in /tmp dir:
>
>
> /tmp$ readlink -f ./KERNEL-linux-6.3.9  && echo SUCCEEDS FIND IT
> /tmp/KERNEL-linux-6.3.9
> SUCCEEDS FIND IT
>
> but correct at deeper depth:
>
> /tmp$ readlink -f ./KERNEL-linux-6.3.9/fs  && echo SUCCEEDS FIND IT
>
>
>
> look it up, no KERNEL-linux-6.3.9 dir.:
>
> /tmp$ ls -Apv
> .ICE-unix/                      opera/
> .X11-unix/                      ssh-Xbe0jzj/  .xfsm-ICE-1BY671
> .org.chromium.IfJAAT/   dbus-QZsDmoWAoc
>