> The problem may be that the DB_PASSWORD line is unable to handle an @ > sign (though I cannot reproduce it).
I'm not sure why you can't reproduce this:
$ perl -e "my %CF_REPLACE = (
'DB_TYPE'=> mysql,
'DB_HOST' => localhost,
'DB_TYPE' => mysql,
'DB_HOST' => localhost,
'DB_LOGIN' => webcalsqlusername,
'DB_PASSWORD' => [EMAIL PROTECTED],
'DB_DATABASE' => webcalname,
'DB_PERSISTENT' => true,
'USE_HTTP_AUTH' => false,
'SINGLE_USER_MODE' => N,
'SINGLE_USER_LOGIN' => };
while (my \$line = <STDIN>) {
foreach my \$search (keys %CF_REPLACE) {
my \$replace = \$CF_REPLACE{\$search};
\$line =~ s/DEBCONF::\$search/\$replace/g;
}
print \$line;
}"
Search pattern not terminated at -e line 7.
$
single-quoting the value of DB_PASSWORD appears to be sufficient to fix this
problem.
A general fix is to single-quote all of the values in the perl expression,
and to escape any occurrences of ' and " in the values using sed.
--
Steve Langasek
postmodern programmer
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