Re: Dired 7.16 bug: GNU coreutils 7.2

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Jerry James <[email protected]> writes:

> Please see https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3D504422 for mor=
e
> information.  Essentially, GNU coreutils 7.2 adds a new character to
> the long listing produced by ls.  The mode bits are now followed by a
> single character:
> - A space to indicate no alternate access methods;
> - A period to indicate an SELinux context, but no other alternate acces=
s
>   methods
> - A plus for anything else.

This is similar to Mac OS X, which added a @ a few years ago.  Does the
attached patch fix the problem?

Also, how do I create an ls entry that shows a period?  (I've got a
Fedora virtual installation, so I should be able to reproduce, right?)

(I know you suggested using --dired.  I'll do that, too, but I'd still
like the builtin parser to work.)

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*** dired.el	22 Apr 2009 09:08:06 +0200	1.80
--- dired.el	12 Jul 2009 11:51:01 +0200	
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*** 2853,2859 ****
  	(if (save-excursion
  	      (goto-char bol)
  	      (re-search-forward
! 	       "[^ ][-r][-w][^ ][-r][-w][^ ][-r][-w][^ ][-+ 0-9@]"
  	       bof t))
  	    (progn
  	      (setq modes-start (match-beginning 0)
--- 2853,2859 ----
  	(if (save-excursion
  	      (goto-char bol)
  	      (re-search-forward
! 	       "[^ ][-r][-w][^ ][-r][-w][^ ][-r][-w][^ ][-+ 0-9@.]"
  	       bof t))
  	    (progn
  	      (setq modes-start (match-beginning 0)

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