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Die immediately if run with the native Windows Perl, since forking inside the File::Find grep and forking and then execing aren't supported with its fork emulation.
Fall back on the fs found on the user's path rather than /usr/afsws/bin/fs to improve the chances of working at other sites. Add examine to the table of commands.
Thanks, Jeffrey Altman.
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Add support for fs flush.
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Remove Carol and Larry's e-mail addresses since this is going up on the web somewhere public. No need to invite more spam.
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Rework to match the coding style of other scripts. Add a license and a reference to the web page for the script.
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Wrap B<> around options in the POD documentation to make pod2man happy and the highlighting more standard.
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Documentation typo re-spelled.
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Be more persistent when processing the list of directories (don't die on first failure).
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Fixes to make code handle directories with embedded newlines in their names gracefully. Embedded control-characters and embedded spaces verified to work gracefully also.
A little user interface nicety: If we skip a directory given at the command line because it's a mountpoint, we tell the user that we did that.
We also print a message if we find we have no directories to process, instead of just exiting silently.
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Syntax change to enable correct handling of directories with spaces in their names.
Also a trivial consistency fix to the documentation.
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Recursively applies fs subcommands to directories, by default not crossing mountpoints but configurable to do so if desired.
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