Several of the tests assumed that a newly created file cannot
have a time stamp dated in the future. This assumption is not
true when files are served by a remote host whose clock is
slightly in advance of ours. Fix the problems that I observed
when running "make check" a couple of times on such a server.
* tests/backup01.at: Use --warning=no-timestamp to suppress
clock-skew warnings.
* tests/chtype.at, tests/comprec.at, tests/exclude06.at:
* tests/extrac01.at, tests/extrac03.at, tests/extrac05.at:
* tests/extrac06.at, tests/extrac08.at, tests/extrac13.at:
* tests/extrac14.at, tests/incr01.at, tests/incr03.at, tests/link01.at:
* tests/multiv01.at, tests/multiv02.at, tests/multiv03.at:
* tests/pipe.at, tests/rename02.at, tests/rename03.at:
* tests/rename05.at, tests/same-order01.at, tests/same-order02.at:
* tests/sparse01.at:
Likewise.
* NEWS, THANKS: Update
* src/extract.c (extract_dir): reset status to 0 if the
directory already exists.
* src/misc.c (maybe_backup_file): Assign before_backup_name
and clear after_backup_name before checking if we really need
to backup the file.
* tests/backup01.at: New testcase.
* tests/extrac08.at: New testcase.
* tests/Makefile.am, tests/testsuite.at: Add extrac08.at and
backup01.at
