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Fix do_postconf -# deleting the two lines after a key - #294
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Fixes #168
When a key is in
main.cfboth as a comment and as an active line,do_postconf -#deletes it with:docker-postfix/image_root/scripts/common.sh
Line 159 in 3753771
The loop should collect continuation lines, but
/^\s/tests the start of the pattern space, which is always the key line. So it never loops. The extraNmakes it always delete the key line plus the next two lines, whatever they are.Fix
Use
postconf -X "${key}", which removes a parameter together with its continuation lines.Side note
Two existing tests have a mid-test
! grep …line. Bats ignores the status of negated commands unless they are the last line, so these lines can never fail.