On Fri, Mar 04, 2005 at 03:04:30AM +0100, Nikolaus Schulz wrote: > Package: parted > Version: 1.6.11-8 > Severity: normal > > Hi, > > the patches in debian/patches are sh scripts. > Running "checkbashisms debian/patches/*.dpatch" detects this: > > amiga.dpatch line 8: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > chs.dpatch line 8: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > devfs.dpatch line 9: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > doc-package.dpatch line 7: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > errors-to-stderr.dpatch line 7: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > gcc-3.4.dpatch line 8: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > hfs.dpatch line 9: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > lvm2.dpatch line 7: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > no-clobber.dpatch line 9: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > prep.dpatch line 8: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > reiserfs-libname.dpatch line 8: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > s390.dpatch line 9: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > sun_disklabel.dpatch line 8: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH' > ubd.dpatch line 8: '. $(dirname $0)/DPATCH'
So what ? bash is part of base or build-essential, so it should be no problem. And since this is only used during package build ... Now, if you have a non-bashism workaround for the aboves, they are welcome. maybe just doing . ./DPATCH ? > devfs.dpatch line 30: '[len-1] == ' > devfs.dpatch line 31: '[len-3] == ' > hfs.dpatch line 1239: '[j].start_block == ' I would strongly doubt those, since they are part of the C diff, and thus think your checkbashisms script is severly broken, please fix it. Friendly, Sven Luther -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]