Debian bug report logs - #1000, boring messages

Subject: Bug#1000: Reconfiguring and Duplicate Entries in /etc/networks
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From: grantbow@netcom.com (Grant R. Bowman)

Package: base
Version: 93R5

When RE-configuring the base installation, it seems that entries are
appended each time to /etc/networks at line 314.  I reconfigured several
times and each time got a new entry.  I believe the code that does this is
in /sbin/dsetup-net script.


I am using Debian 0.93R5 alpha, kernel version 1.2.1 and libc 4.6.27.  I
have installed ONLY the base system for testing purposes.

Cheers,

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-- Grant R. Bowman                                AdvoTech
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From: iwj10@thor.cam.ac.uk (Ian Jackson)
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Subject: Bug#1000: Acknowledgement (was: Reconfiguring and Duplicate Entries in /etc/networks)
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reassign 1000 (base)