Thanks Allan - I have

set -o noclobber # prevent output redirection '>','>&','<>' overwriting files

in my ~/.bashrc which is equivalent to set -C

I thought that was being prudent.

Cheers - Phil

Allan Odgaard wrote:

On 14 Feb 2009, at 02:31, Phil Molyneux wrote:

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Whenever I try to run GetBundles Get Bundles command I get the error message:

/bin/bash: line 14: ~/Library/Logs/TextMateGetBundles.log: cannot overwrite existing file [...] Any suggestions ?

Presumably you ‘set -C’ in one of your bash startup files.

Hans: Unless you need stuff from these, you can give the command a #!/ bin/bash shebang to skip sourcing of user profiles, alternatively rm the file first or use ‘>>’ to append to it (probably append is the more correct thing, since this is a log file).

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