patch for keychain

[Bill Smargiassi]

I noticed this with a recent Cygwin install. $HOME was set to my user 
dir in C:\Documents and Settings. Several of the tests on $keydir and 
$pidf were not quoted and the spaces in $HOME were causing "too many 
arguments" errors. As a result, the agent info was not stored properly 
and closing the shell that started keychain would result in a hung 
cmd.exe or rxvt.exe. So far things are working as they should after 
these changes to quote variables in 3 tests and a "." sourcing of $pidf.

The attached diff was generated against Cygwin's 2.0.3-2 package. I 
looked at patching against the 2.0.3 source linked on the keychain home 
page, but that had a 1 line change, having a -e argument to ps on line 
253. I recently saw where that was patched out.

This isn't really a problem with Cygwin. Any home dir with spaces in it 
would cause issues. It's just more likely to occur on Cygwin.

bill

ChangeLog entry:

2004-04-01  Bill Smargiassi  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

* keychain: Add quotes to tests on $keydir and $pidf, and one source of 
$pidf.

--- /usr/bin/keychain.orig      2003-12-04 01:39:05.001000000 -0500
+++ keychain    2004-04-01 21:05:04.832580800 -0500
@@ -219,12 +219,12 @@
 cshpidf="${keydir}/${hostname}-csh"
 lockf="${keydir}/${hostname}-lock"
 
-if [ -f ${keydir} ]
+if [ -f "${keydir}" ]
 then
        echo "$0: ${keydir} is a file (it should be a directory;) please fix."
        exit 1
 #Solaris 9 doesn't have -e; using -d....
-elif [ ! -d ${keydir} ]
+elif [ ! -d "${keydir}" ]
 then
        mkdir ${keydir} || exit 1
        chmod 0700 ${keydir}
@@ -301,9 +301,9 @@
 fi
 
 SSH_AGENT_PID="NULL"
-if [ -f $pidf ]
+if [ -f "$pidf" ]
 then
-       . $pidf 
+       . "$pidf"       
 fi
 
 # Copy application-specific environment variables into generic local variables.
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