On September 8, 2007, sean finney wrote:
> tags 435143 moreinfo unreproducible
> thanks
>
> hi guys,
>
> could you provide me some more info on this bug?  afaik there
> shouldn't be a way for diff lines to get into the file at all,
> except for possibly it happening via ucf.  is it reproducible?

I've been afraid to answer "D" to the question (use maintainers 
new file, keep old file, show diffs, ...) ever since.  :-)  At 
the time, I asked for diffs twice (2 different diff options?  it 
was a while ago), and it happened twice.  So, to that extent it 
was reproducible.  The supposed shell script (conf file) that is 
used in program startup most definitely had lines of diff output 
in it.  I never did to try to track down why diff output got into 
the file.

Since I keep fairly up to date on packages, I probably don't even 
have that package here anymore.  I believe I observed this 
behavior on a different package than the Debian maintainer 
(Luigi) did.  His last note to me mentions something about 
acidbase, I don't have that here.

Gord


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