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>> Can you run:
>>
>> as root:
>> perl -wle 'mkdir("/tmp/blurfl",0777); mkdir ("/tmp/blurfl",0777) or die $!;'
>>
>> as a regular user:
>> perl -wle 'mkdir("/tmp/blurfl2",0777); mkdir ("/tmp/blurfl2",0777)
>> or die $!;'
>>
>> on CentOS and on Debian?
>
> The output was the same for root as well as the regular user on both
> OS's.
>
> CentOS:
>
> ?$ /opt/perl/bin/perl -wle 'mkdir("/tmp/blurfl",0777); mkdir
> ("/tmp/blurfl",0777) or die $!;'
> 17 at -e line 1.
>
> Debian (Ubuntu):
>
> $ perl -wle 'mkdir("/tmp/blurfl2",0777); mkdir ("/tmp/blurfl2",0777) or
> die $!;'
> File exists at -e line 1.
>
> The 5.10.0 installation on Debian is at /usr/local/bin, so 'perl' is in
> fact my 5.10.0, installation, not the one that came with the OS.
What's the output of locale ?
Can you also try:
LC_ALL=C /opt/perl/bin/perl -wle 'mkdir("/tmp/blurfl",0777); mkdir
("/tmp/blurfl",0777) or die $!;'
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