command-not-found weird behavior in bash

Affects only bash. Caused by missing -- in cnf invocation in helper script.

Fixed in trunk. See ubuntu 7.04 release for details

Fixed with the update to 0.2.4

Is this bug the same as what I am experiencing?

Any workaround suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have included the case statement that is failing and attached the full script. sqlexecd used to run on 6.06 Ubuntu, and does (modified for server name, etc) run on rpm-based systems, Fedora, Red Hat 9, and RH EL 3/4.

The server it runs on is now @ Feisty level.

Here is the error:
root@linux-testU:/etc/init.d# ./sqlexecd start
./sqlexecd: 125: action: not found
root@linux-testU:/etc/init.d#

As far as I can tell, the syntax is good. Line 125 is the esac.

# See how we were called.
case "$1" in
     start)
          start
          ;;
     stop)
          stop
          ;;
     status)
          status ${process}
          ;;
     restart)
          restart
          ;;
     condrestart)
          condrestart
          ;;
     *)
          echo $"Usage: $0 {start|stop|status|condrestart|restart}"
          exit 1
esac

Does running the script mentioned above with bash (as opposed to plain sh) explicitly affects the problem?

Could you change #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash and try again?

I still get the error after changing
#!/bin/sh to #! /bin/bash,

but look it works

(sqlexecd was not running prior)

stop also works.

root@linux-testU:/etc/init.d# ./sqlexecd start
./sqlexecd: line 52: action: command not found
root@linux-testU:/etc/init.d# ps -ef | grep sqlexec
root 19631 1 0 08:41 pts/0 00:00:00 /usr/share/informix/lib/sqlexecd linux-testU -l /var/log/sqlexecd.log

i'm not fix problem : command not found version 0.2.44 help me