Change or bug in "file"-command evtl. messed-up "fai-do-scripts" execution
René Bleisch
accounts at climate.unibe.ch
Fri Mar 21 12:06:02 CET 2014
Hi,
Apparently, something went amiss with the linux "file" command since it
was last updated in apt... (last week or so)
At least, my perl configure-scripts are not recognized anymore as
perl-scripts, but as awk-scripts.
On a machine which was last updated 10.3.2014, the script was recognized
correctly
root at phkup46:/var/lib/fai/config/scripts/NFS_CLIENT# file -bL
10-create-directories
a /usr/bin/perl -w script text executable
But on a machine updated last week, it gives:
root at kupmenai:/var/lib/fai/config/scripts/NFS_CLIENT# file -bL
10-create-directories
*awk* script, ASCII text
which is wrong.
I didnt change the file inbetween and the file correctly starts with
"#!/usr/bin/perl -w" in the header
In the following, my perl configure scripts are not executed anymore by
"fai-do-scripts" and I got errors like:
"file NFS_CLIENT/10-create-directories has unsupported type awk script,
ASCII text".
- Does anyone also have this problem?
- Does anyone have a solution?
(I will also try to find one by myself)
Regards
René Bleisch
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