Bug #19173
Updated by François ARMAND over 3 years ago
executing command
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sed -i 's#next if .*issuer_cn.*Let.*Encrypt.*#next if ($info->{\x27issuer_o\x27} !~ /Let\x27s\s\\\s+Encrypt/i);#g'
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breaks reporting, as it is seen as missing, and there is an unexpected reports with same value
Error is around the \\\s
Missing report is
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\s\\\sEncryp
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and unexpected is
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\s\\sEncryp
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Note that using the generic method @File replace lines@ with parameters:
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Line: (\s+next if \(\$info->){'issuer_cn'}( !~ \/Let's\\\\s\\+Encrypt\/i\);)
Replacement: ${match.1}{'issuer_cn'}${match.2}
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works as expected.