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This is the command I used:
[C:\TMP] ctzls F:\ > f.cat
where
ctzls is an alias : *pdir/nej/ou/s/a:-d/(dy-m-d th:m:s z 8r @inode[*] 3@links[*] fpn)
Issues:
- first run terminated after processing 41371 of 190608 files (no error message) [NOTE: I had reported identical problem in past, but had not followed up - I will run the same command again...]
- second run stopped processing each directory AND ITS SUBDIRECTORIES when a filename containing percent sign % was encountered; 1822 files not reported (only 4 contained % in name); error message from @inode[*] or @links[*] (sorry, do not recall which) displayed the file name which contains the % sign by replacing the % sign and those subsequent characters that are legal in a variable name with the variable's supposed value, which happened to be empty, with the indication that the file was not found. More pernicious than mistinterpreting file names is that no further processing of files in the whole subtree was performed.
[C:\TMP] ctzls F:\ > f.cat
where
ctzls is an alias : *pdir/nej/ou/s/a:-d/(dy-m-d th:m:s z 8r @inode[*] 3@links[*] fpn)
Issues:
- first run terminated after processing 41371 of 190608 files (no error message) [NOTE: I had reported identical problem in past, but had not followed up - I will run the same command again...]
- second run stopped processing each directory AND ITS SUBDIRECTORIES when a filename containing percent sign % was encountered; 1822 files not reported (only 4 contained % in name); error message from @inode[*] or @links[*] (sorry, do not recall which) displayed the file name which contains the % sign by replacing the % sign and those subsequent characters that are legal in a variable name with the variable's supposed value, which happened to be empty, with the indication that the file was not found. More pernicious than mistinterpreting file names is that no further processing of files in the whole subtree was performed.