Il giorno mar, 16/05/2006 alle 19.38 +0200, Frank Küster ha scritto: [...] > By the way, please don't close this bug with "applied patch by Frank > Küster". There's no useful information in such an entry. Rather say > "fixed bashism and logic error in postrm script" or something like > that.
Thanks for pointing all these problems. I will change the syntax in order to work with every shell, but I already tried with bash, dash, ksh. So I think it will work for every shell: ~$ for i in bash dash ksh do echo 'if [ 1 -eq 1 -a 3 -ne 4 ]; then echo A; else echo B; fi' | $i done ~$ The only failing shell is 'posh', but I think that posh isn't enough mature to be used as shell. Anyway, I will change the script very soon. I think I will change the syntax or use bash, since bash has a priority of "required". About the changelog entry you are right: I probably should write better comments, but I already wrote the bug number where anyone can read a complete explaination of the problem and the solution. Thanks again for your comments, Giuseppe
