Description of problem:
When installing satellite with an answer file, if I reference the path to the answer file using a ~ then it seems to ignore my answer file and eventually it prompts me for the location of my cert file which was already provided in the answer file. 

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Satellite-5.3.0-RHEL5-re20090817.0-i386-embedded-oracle.iso


How reproducible:
always

Here is my answerfile:
[root@dhcp231-142 tmp]# cat ~/satinstall-answer-file.txt 
admin-email = jsefler@redhat.com
rhn-username = jsefler
rhn-password = redhat
rhn-http-proxy =
rhn-http-proxy-username =
rhn-http-proxy-password =
ssl-set-org = Red Hat
ssl-set-common-name = Red Hat Test
ssl-set-org-unit = RHEN
ssl-set-city = Raleigh
ssl-set-state = NC
ssl-set-country = US
ssl-password = dog8code
ssl-set-email = jsefler@redhat.com
satellite-cert-file = /root/sat530.cert
rhn-parent = satellite.rhn.webqa.redhat.com
rhn-server-name = xmlrpc.rhn.webqa.redhat.com
run-updater = yes
#skip-ssl-vhost-setup = no


Here is my install:
[root@dhcp231-142 mnt]# ./install.pl --answer-file=~/satinstall-answer-file.txt  --skip-db-install --skip-db-population
* Starting the Red Hat Network Satellite installer.
....<cut out>....
* Activating RHN Satellite.
Where is your satellite certificate file?

Actual/Expected results:
I should not be prompted for my satellite certificate.  It was supplied in the answerfile.




Additional info:
if I re-run my install with a full path to the answerfile, then all is good.
[root@dhcp231-142 mnt]# ./install.pl --answer-file=/root/satinstall-answer-file.txt  --skip-db-install --skip-db-population
* Starting the Red Hat Network Satellite installer.
* Loading answer file: /root/satinstall-answer-file.txt.
....<cut out>....