Dans les script debian, faut du DASH ou du SH, pas du bash...

Toutefois, j'ai quand même rajouté la dependance bash a alternc (besoin pour update_domaines)

Normalement, maintenant ca s'installe sous squeeze.

bureau/locales/fr_FR/LC_MESSAGES/messages.po

@@ -3034,19 +3034,10 @@ msgstr "Ce compte est maintenant un compte normal"
 msgid "This account is now an administrator account"
 msgstr "Ce compte est maintenant un compte administrateur"
 
-#: ../admin/adm_edit.php:73
-msgid "Account Enabled?"
-msgstr "Compte Actif ? "
-
-#
 #: ../admin/adm_edit.php:76
 msgid "You cannot disable your own account."
 msgstr "Vous ne pouvez pas désactiver votre propre compte !"
 
-#: ../admin/adm_edit.php:123
-msgid "Reset quotas to default?"
-msgstr "Réinitialiser les quotas de ce compte ?"
-
 #: ../admin/adm_list.php:66
 msgid "AlternC account list"
 msgstr "Liste des comptes AlternC"

debian/alternc.postinst

@@ -199,12 +199,12 @@ EOF
     /usr/share/alternc/install/upgrade_check.sh $2
 
     echo "config phpmyadmin"
-    include_str='include("/etc/alternc/phpmyadmin.inc.php")'
-    pma_config=/etc/phpmyadmin/config.inc.php
     # Mise à jour sur une configuration existante
     # recherche la chaine include_str (avec les / echappées) et supprime les <?php ?>
-    sed 's/<?php \('"${include_str//\//\\/}"'\) ?>/\1;/g' $pma_config > $pma_config'_2'
-    mv $pma_config'_2' $pma_config  
+    # ${include_str//\//\\/}"'\) c'est uniquement BASH, on est en SH/DASH 
+    include_str='include("/etc/alternc/phpmyadmin.inc.php")'
+    pma_config='/etc/phpmyadmin/config.inc.php'
+    bash -c "include_str='include(\"/etc/alternc/phpmyadmin.inc.php\")';pma_config='/etc/phpmyadmin/config.inc.php';sed 's/<?php \('\"\${include_str//\//\\/}\"'\) ?>/\1;/g' \$pma_config > \$pma_config'_2' && mv \$pma_config'_2' \$pma_config"
 
     # Sur une configuration vierge, inclure la configuration alternc
     if ! grep -e "$include_str" $pma_config > /dev/null 2>&1; then
@@ -215,9 +215,10 @@ EOF
     find /var/alternc/dns/ -type l -lname /var/alternc/bureau -exec rm {} \;
 
     # Add access to the management panel    
+    PUBLIC_IP_C=$(echo $PUBLIC_IP|cut -c 1)
     ln -nsf /var/alternc/bureau /var/alternc/dns/$FQDN_LETTER/$FQDN
-    mkdir -p /var/alternc/dns/${PUBLIC_IP:0:1}
-    ln -nsf /var/alternc/bureau /var/alternc/dns/${PUBLIC_IP:0:1}/$PUBLIC_IP
+    mkdir -p /var/alternc/dns/$PUBLIC_IP_C
+    ln -nsf /var/alternc/bureau /var/alternc/dns/$PUBLIC_IP_C/$PUBLIC_IP
 
     # Bind stuff
     touch /var/alternc/bind/automatic.conf /var/alternc/bind/slaveip.conf

install/alternc.install

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#!/bin/bash
+#!/bin/sh
 #
 # AlternC Main install script.
 # This script should be launched only once, when installing AlternC
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ if [ -z "$MONITOR_IP" ]; then
     MONITOR_IP="127.0.0.1"
 fi
 
-PUBLIC_IP_BEGIN=${PUBLIC_IP:0:1}
+PUBLIC_IP_BEGIN=$(echo $PUBLIC_IP|cut -c 1)
 
 # XXX: I assume this is secure if /tmp is sticky (+t)
 # we should have a better way to deal with templating, of course.
@@ -210,6 +210,7 @@ then
             ln -sf /etc/alternc/apache.conf /etc/apache/conf.d/alternc.conf
     fi
 
+    touch /var/alternc/apacheconf/override_php.conf
     if [ ! -h /etc/apache/conf.d/override_php.conf ] && [ -e /etc/apache/conf.d/ ]; then
             ln -sf /var/alternc/apacheconf/override_php.conf /etc/apache/conf.d/override_php.conf
     fi