beancounter manpage mistook dbname config option for dbsystem

[markhu]

Binary package hint: beancounter

The dbname config option in the manpage is labeled twice incorrectly as "dbsystem..."

$ man beancounter | grep -A1 -P '^.*.(dbsystem|dbname).{0,75}.' -o
        --dbsystem system use db backend system, default is PostgreSQL
        --dbname name use db name, default is beancounter
--
       --dbsystem allows to switch to a different database backend. The default is PostgreSQL
--
       --dbsystem allows to switch to an alternate database. The default is ’beancounter’
--
       dbsystem to select a database backend, e.g. to switch from PostgreSQL to MySQL or SQ
       dbsystem to select a different default database name other than the default of ’be
$

beancounter version 0.8.8 (1.103) as of 2007/10/04

$ apt-cache show beancounter | grep -i -P '(filename|version)'
Version: 0.8.8
Filename: pool/universe/b/beancounter/beancounter_0.8.8_all.deb

$ lsb_release -rd
Description: Ubuntu 9.04
Release: 9.04

[Fugitive (david-e-jensen)]

Installed beancounter 0.8.8 on unbuntu 9.10 and reviewed the man page to verify the bug

[Dirk Eddelbuettel (edd)]

Good catch -- fixing that now and a fresh Debian release will be forthcoming.

[Fugitive (david-e-jensen)]

beancounter 0.8.10 (in maverick) contains the corrected man page.