Description of problem: It would be nice if rpmconf could accept small letter answers for questions, e.g. y n i d, not just Y N I D. How reproducible: For example by running fedora-upgrade, rpmconf is fired up to solve .rpmnew files. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Currently if you answer small letters, rpmconf repeats the question Expected results: Accept small letters as answer Additional info:
rpmconf accepts both lowercase and uppercase letters. And it works for me. In fact all input is converted to uppercase by this code echo $1 | tr "[:lower:]" "[:upper:]" Can you please try run on your system this command: echo y | tr "[:lower:]" "[:upper:]" It should return "Y", if not we need to find why.
It converts to Y. However, when I upgraded yesterday night from F17 to F18, rpmconf asked the question again instead of accepting i/y. Maybe F18 version is fixed?
They both have the same version. How it behave now on F18 for you? Can you enter small letters?
Yes, it accepts. I currently do not have F17 install so I can't try it out in that...
I will try it on F17 in few days.
I just tried on F17, the above command returns an "Y" properly. The only reason why it might go wrong I can imagine would be some strange locale settings. Could you try running: LANG=C rpmconf whether it then works for you?
It works for me. If you can provide some reproducer, please reopen.