On 09/28/2010 10:55 PM, Scott Barker wrote:
I'm pretty sure that the first for loop in the script is incorrect as well.
The case statement uses ${LIVE_HOOKS} instead of ${_HOOK}, which doesn't
work if more than one hook is defined.
fixed, thanks.
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On 09/28/2010 11:10 PM, Scott Barker wrote:
There is also a faulty if statement on line 56. This is incorrect:
if $(echo ${_HOOK} | grep file:\/\/)
this is correct:
if (echo ${_HOOK} | grep file:\/\/)
not really, the proper way to do it is
if echo ${_HOOK} | grep -qs file://
Package: live-config
Version: 2.0.7+20100926.070409~60squeeze+1
Severity: normal
The 999-hooks script allows filesystem and media as options to the
hooks= boot argument, however, it tries to use wget to copy them, and wget
just complains Scheme missing. If there is no scheme specified, the
tag 598375 moreinfo
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On 09/28/2010 05:19 PM, Scott Barker wrote:
The 999-hooks script allows filesystem and media as options to the
hooks= boot argument, however, it tries to use wget to copy them, and wget
just complains Scheme missing. If there is no scheme specified, the script
I specified hooks=medium, so the script found the hooks in /live/hooks/*,
but then uses them as raw filenames, without pre-pending file:// to them.
On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 07:09:02PM +0200, Daniel Baumann wrote:
tag 598375 moreinfo
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On 09/28/2010 05:19 PM, Scott Barker wrote:
The
tag 598375 - moreinfo
tag 598375 pending
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On 09/28/2010 07:18 PM, Scott Barker wrote:
I specified hooks=medium, so the script found the hooks in /live/hooks/*,
but then uses them as raw filenames, without pre-pending file:// to them.
ah, right. fixed in git. thanks you for reporting it.
I'm pretty sure that the first for loop in the script is incorrect as well.
The case statement uses ${LIVE_HOOKS} instead of ${_HOOK}, which doesn't
work if more than one hook is defined.
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There is also a faulty if statement on line 56. This is incorrect:
if $(echo ${_HOOK} | grep file:\/\/)
this is correct:
if (echo ${_HOOK} | grep file:\/\/)
Probably file:\/\/ could also just be file://.
I think in the sed statement, file\:// could just be file:// as well.
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