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Description of problem:
The OpenOffice start-up wrapper script (/usr/bin/ooffice) contains various errors.

1. Upon startup, ooffice seems to look for information regarding version
$OOVERSION of OpenOffice in $HOME/.sversionrc.  However, the script sets
$OOVERSION to be "641", whereas whatever part of OpenOffice adds the entry to
.sversionrc seems to use version number "1.0.1", as can be seen by the contents
of my .sversionrc:

    [Versions]
    OpenOffice.org 1.0.1=file:///home/worley/.openoffice

The result of this is that the test at line 14 of ooffice will always be false
(since $oohome will always be empty).  I do not know the significance of this,
but it is probably not what you want.

2. In several places, uses of "." in regular expressions are not quoted when
they refer to literal periods and not to "any single character":

Line 13: perl -n -e "m|^OpenOffice.org ${OOVERSION}=file://(.*)$| and print \$1")

The "." in "OpenOffice.org" should be escaped with \\.  (Perl needs to see "\"
before ".", but since it is in a shell double-quote string, "\" is represented
by "\\".)  The use of ${OOVERSION} needs to be protected with the Perl \Q-\E
mechanism which operates in patterns as it does in double-quoted strings.  I
think this is what is needed:

    perl -n -e "m|^OpenOffice\\.org \\Q${OOVERSION}\\E=file://(.*)$| and print \$1")

Lines 26, 28-43:

Multiple occurrences of grep/sed patterns containing "." that should be
represented as "\." (since they appear in single-quoted strings).


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
1.0.1 (appears to have internal version number 641)

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Read /usr/bin/ooffice.
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