04-11-2019
In post #5 in this thread drl gave you two scripts and showed you the output the first script produced when it was run after the second script had been installed under the name my-hilite.
It seems that wisecracker installed those two scripts on his system naming the first script Colour_test.sh and naming the second script my-hilite. When wisecracker ran Colour_test.sh it produced the output that drl showed us in post #5 and that wisecracker showed us again in post #16. I also installed those two scripts on my system with the same names that wisecracker used, and when I ran Colour_test.sh it also produced the output that drl showed us in post #5.
We are all having a hard time understanding how you installed two files named my-hilite in the same directory. But, if you had installed what we are calling Colour_test.sh in a file named my-hilite and invoked it with the name my-hilite that would indeed produce the output you showed us since that script was very busy calling itself until you exceeded the number of processes your operating system allowed to to run concurrently.
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NAME
dh_bugfiles - install bug reporting customization files into package build directories
SYNOPSIS
dh_bugfiles [-A] [debhelperoptions]
DESCRIPTION
dh_bugfiles is a debhelper program that is responsible for installing bug reporting customization files (bug scripts and/or bug control
files and/or presubj files) into package build directories.
FILES
debian/package.bug-script
This is the script to be run by the bug reporting program for generating a bug report template. This file is installed as
usr/share/bug/package in the package build directory if no other types of bug reporting customization files are going to be installed
for the package in question. Otherwise, this file is installed as usr/share/bug/package/script. Finally, the installed script is given
execute permissions.
debian/package.bug-control
It is the bug control file containing some directions for the bug reporting tool. This file is installed as
usr/share/bug/package/control in the package build directory.
debian/package.bug-presubj
The contents of this file are displayed to the user by the bug reporting tool before allowing the user to write a bug report on the
package to the Debian Bug Tracking System. This file is installed as usr/share/bug/package/presubj in the package build directory.
OPTIONS
-A, --all
Install debian/bug-* files to ALL packages acted on when respective debian/package.bug-* files do not exist. Normally, debian/bug-*
will be installed to the first package only.
SEE ALSO
/usr/share/doc/reportbug/README.developers.gz
debhelper(1)
This program is a part of debhelper.
AUTHOR
Modestas Vainius <modestas@vainius.eu>
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