http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=417

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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-03-17 00:31 -------
I have tested my fix and for me it works. Re-open the bug if it does not work
for you.



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Hi  
 
When a printer name uses the symbol $, say  "aaa$01bbb", the name is  
not properly saved in the cups config files.  
 
The reason is, I think, that perls thinks of "$0" as a variable name, 
and replaces the string "$0" by the value of $0 
 
How to reproduce it: 
 
1) Open printerdrake 
2) Add new CUPS printer 
3) Connection type: "remote lpd server" 
4) Choose "aaa$01bbb" as the Remote printer name 
5) End the configuration. The printer name will still look correct (aaa$01bbb) 
6) Now exit printerdrake and launch it again, the printer name will look "aaash1bbb" 
 
Of course, nobody would use the $ character to name a printer in Unix, but apparently 
they do in VMS (at least in my workplace :-) 
 
Many thanks for the hard work, please let me know if I can help 
-- Leo

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