FIXED - Serious - Bug#711321:sensible-utils

[dkeg]

http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs ... 28994.html

doesn't look to be something to worry too much about, but here it is nonetheless. Also seems easy enough to avoid. I personally went through with upgrading.

Select an editor. To change later, run 'select-editor'.
1. /bin/ed
2. /usr/bin/jupp
3. /usr/bin/mcedit

/usr/bin/select-editor[47]: read: -p: no coprocess


The last line repeats infinitely (until ^C is pressed).
The -p option to read is used for coprocess I/O in all
Korn shells, and your script is apparently written for
a different nōn-POSIX shell, yet uses #!/bin/sh shebang
thus violating Policy §10.4 (RC bug).

[dkeg]

original post marked as FIXED.

Seems to have already been fixed in 0.0.9. Some of you may not even have noticed :).

[wuxmedia]

i'm not typing 'upg' into a terminal until december 8)

[ivanovnegro]

^ Come on! :D

@Dkeg: Nope. Nothing noticed. Great if you do not do upg's in the middle of the week. I am convinced, the sea is stormier at work days.

[dkeg]

hmm...interesting.

I can't help it. habit maybe?: plus, I guess somebody should do it :)

[ivanovnegro]

plus, I guess somebody should do it :)

Of course. ;)

[machinebacon]

I love bugs that have something like "Violates Debian guidelines" in the bug report and are marked as serious, critical or grave :D

[rhowaldt]

^ XD