tests: support both *BSD and Linux ls -l permissions output#14
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Linux ls(1) adds trailing '.' to the first -- "drwxrwxrwx" output column -- a character that does not exist in *BSD ls -l output. The sed expression 's/[.]\? .*//' removes everything since first space -- and additionally trailing dot (.) before that if such a character exists there.
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This works well for me as a downstream patch in Fedora. Thanks! |
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Linux ls(1) adds trailing '.' to the first -- "drwxrwxrwx" output
column -- a character that does not exist in *BSD ls -l output.
The sed expression 's/[.]? .*//' removes everything since first
space -- and additionally trailing dot (.) before that if such
a character exists there.