On Monday 07 March 2011, you wrote:
Running `apt-file search 'pattern'` simply prints
grep: conflicting matchers specified
grep: conflicting matchers specified
grep: conflicting matchers specified
grep: conflicting matchers specified
grep: conflicting matchers specified
with every pattern
Setting GREP_OPTIONS= seems to have fixed the problem. The grep
manual warns that '--perl-regexp' is experimental, so this might not
be a problem with apt-file after all.
It might also be worth noting that grep is aliased to grep
--color=auto on one user account.
% which zgrep
/bin/zgrep
% ls
On Monday 07 March 2011, you wrote:
Setting GREP_OPTIONS= seems to have fixed the problem. The grep
manual warns that '--perl-regexp' is experimental, so this might
not be a problem with apt-file after all.
apt-file should unset GREP_OPTIONS before calling grep, then. That's
still a bug.
It
Package: apt-file
Version: 2.4.2
Severity: important
Running `apt-file search 'pattern'` simply prints
grep: conflicting matchers specified
grep: conflicting matchers specified
grep: conflicting matchers specified
grep: conflicting matchers specified
grep: conflicting matchers specified
with
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