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--- Begin Message ---Package: debian-reference thanks Hi Osamu, Happy New Year for you. An error in debian-reference came to my attention today. As this is not a stylish proposal as my others, I kept this separate from [email protected], because you might want to fix this before Wheezy release. ============================================================================ quick-reference/po4a/debian-reference.pot Line 7789 #. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><section><tip><para> ### HW: Hmm, the expand in the second sentence is not correct ("~foo/")! ### HW: "~foo/" expands to "/home/ted/foo/" here, not "/home/foo/". msgid "" "Shell expands \"<literal>~/</literal>\" to current user's home directory, i." "e., \"<literal>$HOME/</literal>\". Shell expands \"<literal>~foo/</literal>" "\" to <literal>foo</literal>'s home directory, i.e., \"<literal>/home/foo/</" "literal>\"." msgstr "" ============================================================================ Greetings Holger -- = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Created with Sylpheed 3.0.2 under D e b i a n G N U / L I N U X 6.0 ( S q u e e z e ) Registered LinuxUser #311290 - http://linuxcounter.net/ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
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--- Begin Message ---Hi, Here at my machine: $ id -u -n osamu $ echo ~ /home/osamu $ echo ~osamu /home/osamu $ echo ~osamu/ /home/osamu/ Namely: ~<user_name> is the home of the user with <user_name> ~ is the home of the current user OK, then > ============================================================================ > quick-reference/po4a/debian-reference.pot Line 7789 Hmmm.. I see similar at 9348 of POT file. > #. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><section><tip><para> > ### HW: Hmm, the expand in the second sentence is not correct ("~foo/")! > ### HW: "~foo/" expands to "/home/ted/foo/" here, not "/home/foo/". > msgid "" > "Shell expands \"<literal>~/</literal>\" to current user's home directory, i." > "e., \"<literal>$HOME/</literal>\". Shell expands \"<literal>~foo/</literal>" > "\" to <literal>foo</literal>'s home directory, i.e., \"<literal>/home/foo/</" > "literal>\"." > msgstr "" I see no problem with my text. Did you create foo account? What is "ted" doing here. Is your Debian machine's user home policy in the default state? For example, alioth.debian.org goes like: $ echo ~ /srv/home/users/osamu $ echo ~osamu /srv/home/users/osamu $ echo ~osamu/ /srv/home/users/osamu/ This is because alioth is configured so. At this stage in tutorial section, I think current example is perfectly fine. See under /usr/share/doc/adduser/examples Osamu
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