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The FreeBSD port of lshell is still stuck on 0.9.16 revision 2, that is your release from 2013 and a couple patches (one by you, another by myself) : http://www.freshports.org/shells/lshell/
I would like to push the newest version to FreeBSD.
However it seems that some issues have been fixed after 0.9.18 release, which is the latest available : #122 #147 #149
Would you kindly release 0.9.19 (or whatever you had in mind) incorporating said fixes ?
I also seek confirmation that #151 is now corrected.
I have been unable to reproduce on FreeBSD 10-STABLE with sudo, but then I might be doing that incorrectly.
It would also seem that since 0.9.16 you've changed the naming scheme for the file, going from lshell-$version to lshell_$version.
That is a very minor difference but it forces me to make some adjustments to the port's Makefile.
Might you consider pushing further releases as lshell dash $version as was the case with 0.9.16 ?
I thank you for your help and remain available should you have any question.
Our company makes use of lshell with regards to PCI-DSS compliance, I shall be happy to help :)
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Hello everyone, ghantoos,
The FreeBSD port of lshell is still stuck on 0.9.16 revision 2, that is your release from 2013 and a couple patches (one by you, another by myself) :
http://www.freshports.org/shells/lshell/
I would like to push the newest version to FreeBSD.
However it seems that some issues have been fixed after 0.9.18 release, which is the latest available :
#122
#147
#149
Would you kindly release 0.9.19 (or whatever you had in mind) incorporating said fixes ?
I also seek confirmation that #151 is now corrected.
I have been unable to reproduce on FreeBSD 10-STABLE with sudo, but then I might be doing that incorrectly.
It would also seem that since 0.9.16 you've changed the naming scheme for the file, going from lshell-$version to lshell_$version.
That is a very minor difference but it forces me to make some adjustments to the port's Makefile.
Might you consider pushing further releases as lshell dash $version as was the case with 0.9.16 ?
I thank you for your help and remain available should you have any question.
Our company makes use of lshell with regards to PCI-DSS compliance, I shall be happy to help :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: