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Andrew, |
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I'm catching up on old mail. See epm for this. Epm is written in perl |
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and does exactly the checking you're describing. |
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Aron |
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Andrew Gaffney wrote: [Sat Oct 11 2003, 02:45:53PM EDT] |
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> I'm writing a Perl script that verifies file MD5SUMs against what portage |
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> recorded in /var/db/pkg/category/package/CONTENTS at install. I'm wondering |
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> what would happen in that file if some package were to install a file that |
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> had a space in the name. Currently, a line looks like: |
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> obj /usr/libexec/webmin/acl/defaultacl a6897506f8609645d3a215988d1a937c |
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> 1063945574 |
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> This can easily be pulled apart with a regex, but what if it looked like |
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> this: |
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> obj /usr/libexec/webmin/acl/default acl a6897506f8609645d3a215988d1a937c |
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> 1063945574 |
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> Can this happen? |
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> Andrew Gaffney |
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