On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 07:23:50AM -0800, Rich Shepard wrote:
> >Oops, I was looking at line 504 in the 3.0.0 source. Indeed in the above
> >line 504, $path should be in quotes, though it if it needs quoting,
> >appending it to "obsolete" still won't work right.
>
> Viktor,
>
> Only the first, unquoted $path needs the quotes, the last one is included
> in a 2-word quoted string.
I know that, but if the first $path is multiple words, the constructed
"obsolete" list will later yield a confusing warning when it is
used to print a list of the obsolete files.
> > 1 d $sample_directory - The directory is obsolete
> > 32 f $sample_directory - And all the files that used to be in it
> > 11 f $config_directory - 11 obsolete files in $config_directory
> > 4 f $html_directory - 4 obsolete files in $html_directory
> > 3 f $readme_directory - 3 obsolete files in $readme_directory
> > 2 f $manpage_directory - 2 obsolete files in $manpage_directory
>
> >So perhaps one of the above macros was misconfigured to contain
> >whitespace.
>
> Not in main.cf here.
You need to print the offending value of $path.
--
Viktor.
