Hello Benno,
I just made the dist-upgrade to Debian 9.0,
which included an update of package nano to version 2.7.4-1
and the problem vanished, the bug is solved in 2.7.4-1.
> Yes, apparently there was a bug in 2.2.6 (and a few versions
> after it).
Regards, Bernward.
Hello Benno,
at the time of my first report in 2014, I used a PowerPC architecture
(Apple B&W G3). In the meantime, I set up that machine completely new as
backup server and the old configuration is no longer available. Maybe,
that is the explanation for the former strange version number.
> your
Hello Benno, thank you.
I checked the regexes and could not find any clou,
that the regex for awk could catch shell scripts:
from my awk.nanorc:
syntax "awk" "\.a:wk$"
header "^#!/usr/bin/g?awk"
If a wrong regex would be the cause of the problem, the effect should be
a wrong sy
I played around with the configuration and found a clue,
that my first denotation for the bug might lead to the wrong track.
Assuming, that the configuration procedure should work similar
as appending the personal configuration file
at the end of the system configuration file,
I did the followi
A) I localised the bug in /usr/sbin/ybin lines 1592 to 1597:
## also accept symlink names in quotes or with escaped characters
boot="`readlink -f \"$(eval echo ${boot})\"`"
bsd="`readlink -f \"$(eval echo ${bsd})\"`"
macos="`readlink -f \"$(eval echo ${macos})\"`"
Hello Milan,
I tried your proposal to use persistent device naming symlinks
(macos=/dev/disk/by-id/xxx), it works.
Thank you, Bernward.
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