Cross Reference: /illumos-gate/usr/src/cmd/logadm/tester

Lines Matching refs:mkdir
140 	mkdir $dir, 0777 or die "$myname: mkdir $dir: $!\n";
370 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";
371 	mkdir 'dir2', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2: $!\n";
372 	mkdir 'dir3', 0777 or die "mkdir dir3: $!\n";
373 	mkdir 'dir1/dirA', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1/dirA: $!\n";
374 	mkdir 'dir1/dirB', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1/dirB: $!\n";
375 	mkdir 'dir1/dirC', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1/dirC: $!\n";
376 	mkdir 'dir2/dirA', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2/dirA: $!\n";
377 	mkdir 'dir2/dirB', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2/dirB: $!\n";
378 	mkdir 'dir2/dirC', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2/dirC: $!\n";
1147 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";
1157 	mkdir 'dir2', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2: $!\n";
1275 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";
1337 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";
1348 	mkdir 'dir2', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2: $!\n";
1455 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";
1465 	mkdir 'dir2', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2: $!\n";
1539 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";
1549 	mkdir 'dir2', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2: $!\n";
1611 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";
1621 	mkdir 'dir2', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2: $!\n";
1718 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";
1728 	mkdir 'dir2', 0777 or die "mkdir dir2: $!\n";
1768 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1770 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1772 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1774 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1776 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1778 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1780 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1782 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1784 mkdir -p dir1 # verify directory exists
1794 mkdir -p dir2 # verify directory exists
1796 mkdir -p dir2 # verify directory exists
1798 mkdir -p dir2 # verify directory exists
1800 mkdir -p dir2 # verify directory exists
1802 mkdir -p dir2 # verify directory exists
1977 #       logadm17 -- test that mkdir -p happens as necessary
2005 	mkdir 'dir1', 0777 or die "mkdir dir1: $!\n";