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has caused the Debian Bug report #635841,
regarding netsed: Lack of sed-like rule delimiter.
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Package: netsed
Version: 1.00b-1
Severity: minor
Tags: pending
The present package demands non-expiring rules
to be formulated like
s/this/that
i.e., without a closing slash. Inserting such
a slash will switch off the rule immediately,
since the source code interprets this as
s/this/that/0
Traditional sed-like expressions such as
s/this/that/
should preferrably also imply non-expiring validity.
This will be mended in the next package upload.
Regards,
Mats Erik Andersson, package maintainer of Netsed.
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Package: netsed
Version: 1.00b-2
This unwanted behaviour was mended in the recent upload
of version 1.00b-2, but I forgot to mention it in the
changelog. The upstream author has accepted our patch,
so next official release will erase the last trace if
this nuisance.
M E Andersson, maintainer of this package.
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