fixup! slaprunner: Support resilience on computers with more them 100 partitions

The regexp was matching "slappart10" in `/path/to/slappart10/software.cfg`,
was also matching "slappart10" in `/path/to/aaslappart10aa/software.cfg`
and was not matching "slappart1" in `/path/to/slappart1/software.cfg`
or "slappart1000" in `/path/to/slappart1000/software.cfg`.

The fix allows to match "slappartX" in `/path/to/slappartX/software.cfg`
where X can be between 0 to infinite. Also, it protects from matching
"slappartX" in `/path/to/aaaslappartXaaa/software.cfg`.

software/slaprunner/template/runner-import.sh.jinja2

@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ DATABASE="$HOME/srv/runner/proxy.db"
 # XXX hardcoded
 PARTITION=$(basename $HOME)
 OLD_SOFTWARE_RELEASE=$("$SQLITE3" "$DATABASE" "select software_release from partition11 where reference='slappart0';")
-SOFTWARE_RELEASE=$(echo $OLD_SOFTWARE_RELEASE | sed -e 's/\(.*\)\(slappart\|test0-\)[0-9][0-9][0-9]\?/\1'"$PARTITION"'/')
+SOFTWARE_RELEASE=$(echo "$OLD_SOFTWARE_RELEASE" | sed 's/\/\(slappart\|test0-\)[0-9][0-9]*\//\/'"$PARTITION"'\//')
 "$SQLITE3" "$DATABASE" "update partition11 set software_release='$SOFTWARE_RELEASE' where software_release NOT NULL;"
 "$SQLITE3" "$DATABASE" "update software11 set url='$SOFTWARE_RELEASE' where url='$OLD_SOFTWARE_RELEASE';" || "$SQLITE3" "$DATABASE" "delete from software11 where url='$OLD_SOFTWARE_RELEASE';"
 # Change slapproxy database to have all instances stopped

[Tristan Cavelier]

It seems sed -r does not work on some old MAC, and sed -E does not work on old UNIX. Also I'm not sure about the portability of sed s,a,b, using comma instead of slash.

[Tristan Cavelier]

Also see da3690fa