Den sön 7 feb. 2021 kl 20:09 skrev Nis Martensen <[email protected] >:
> On 07.02.2021 19.46, Mikael Petersson wrote: > > Nope. No non-ascii characters for my user account entry in /etc/passwd. > > No non-ascii characters whatsoever as far as I can see. No e-mail > > address is specified in my user account entry. > > > > Neither /etc/email-adresses nor /etc/email-addresses exist on my system. > > I don't have any MTA installed. > > Thank you for checking. > > > One thing that may stand out a bit in my /etc/passwd entry is my choice > > of default shell. I run fish, /usr/bin/fish. But I got the same error > > after changing to /bin/bash, running reportbug from a new login session > > The shell should not matter. > > The relevant code is here: > https://sources.debian.org/src/reportbug/7.9.0/reportbug/utils.py/#L301 > > With the information you have provided, line 308 must have been reached > without the bad 'ä' having been introduced into the emailaddr variable > yet. This leaves only /etc/mailname and socket.getfqdn() as remaining > possibilities? > Problem solved! :-) domainname --fqdn revealed that I have actually provided an 'ä' to the domain name. 'ä' is a common character in Swedish, and it's certainly non-ASCII. With an ASCII-only FQDN, reportbug works fine. Sorry for the inconvenience, and for your patience. This is most certainly not an important bug. I wouldn't hardly recognize it as a bug at all. FQDN:s should always be ASCII only. /Micael
