Re: is this a problem?

[Joey Hess <joey@kite.preferred.com>]

> > shell-init: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot access parent directories
> 
> The shell says this if it can't figure out the current directory. It will
> happen every time a shell script (like a preinst or postinst in a package)
> starts. Is there an unreadable directory above the current directory?

No, I own the directory above, and it has perms 755. And the message
doesn't seem to appear at all regularly. In fact, this last time, it went
away after I edited some file in debian/ (no idea which one, probably
debian/control)

-- 
#!/usr/bin/perl -i\$q='$q',\$p='$p';eval\$q.\$\^I\n"#  #  jeh22@cornell.edu
$q='print"$p$^I\n',$p='#!/usr/bin/perl -i';eval$q.$^I  #          Joey Hess
               "true - do nothing, successfully" - - true (1)



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