> However, I am not too keen on these kinds of submissions, because it is a 
> rather significant change with little or no benefit.

Do you agree to any open issues that I mentioned in the bug report?
http://bugs.bacula.org/view.php?id=1415


> That is it doesn't correct any real problem, and these kinds of changes bring 
> a *high* 
> probability of introducing errors, and most of the changes are not necessary 
> and reduce readability at least in my opinion.

I suggest to adjust macro order and parameter quoting for example.


> Proof of the above is that your patch has at least one syntax error that I  
> spotted that as far as I can tell means it will not "compile".

Which syntax error do you mean exactly?


> You have hard coded the Bacula version number into that file just at
> the place where the code takes a bit of pains to automatically configure 
> itself.

Do you mean the proposed specification "AC_INIT([bacula], [3.0.3], 
[[email protected]])"?
http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/html_node/Initializing-configure.html

Regards,
Markus

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