using Busybox for coreutils 9.4 #279
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tar1090 for rbfeeder aircraft.json location update
This has nothing to do with CORS. There is no need for this header. This should address a change requested by Ramon (@kx1t) Signed-off-by: Dirk Hohndel <[email protected]>
For coreutils 9.4
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Your changes were problematic requiring the busybox package ... so i chose another solution. Also shame on busybox breaking long established behaviour. |
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coreutils 9.4 changed behavior for cp -n
so changed for this script using BusyBox cp command to keep $?
And work for some non std json file locations