Yes, this should be a candidate for resolving for release; marking it as such.
The targeted patch using awk is safer than pulling in a new Debian revision, at this point.
One difference between the two implementations, however, is that the awk command will print the /first/ match for the mount point, and the 'read' command prints the /last/ match for the mountpoint. The latter is arguably more correct, so I think we should tune this to use 'tail -n 1' or equivalent.
Yes, this should be a candidate for resolving for release; marking it as such.
The targeted patch using awk is safer than pulling in a new Debian revision, at this point.
One difference between the two implementations, however, is that the awk command will print the /first/ match for the mount point, and the 'read' command prints the /last/ match for the mountpoint. The latter is arguably more correct, so I think we should tune this to use 'tail -n 1' or equivalent.