Exit straight away if a called script is killed by a signal.
r57537
Colin Watson
15 years ago
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while [ $code = 99 ]; do
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ask_user /lib/partman/automatically_partition
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code=$?
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if [ $code -ge 100 ]; then
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if [ $code -ge 128 ] && [ $code -lt 192 ]; then
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exit $code # killed by signal
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elif [ $code -ge 100 ]; then
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# 255: backup from subsidiary question; break and return to
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# choose_partition menu
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# 100-254: attempt to skip the manual partitioner (from
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# display.d), which isn't appropriate if the manual partitioner
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# has already been displayed, so treat this exactly like
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# backup
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# 100-127, 192-254: attempt to skip the manual partitioner
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# (from display.d), which isn't appropriate if the manual
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# partitioner has already been displayed, so treat this
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# exactly like backup
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exit 0
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fi
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done
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and $default_filesystem{ } as an internal specifier. These are
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equivalent to FS and filesystem{ FS } respectively, where FS is the
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value of partman/default_filesystem. Requires partman-base 129.
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- Exit straight away if a called script is killed by a signal.
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-- Colin Watson <[email protected]> Sat, 10 Jan 2009 00:12:35 +0000
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