[Bug 1301880] Re: whois contains mkpasswd but is not suggested when the command is typed and not installed

[Robie Basak]

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I presume that this needs to be fixed in command-not-found?

** Package changed: whois (Ubuntu) => command-not-found (Ubuntu)

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Title:
  whois contains mkpasswd but is not suggested when the command is typed
  and not installed

Status in “command-not-found” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I don't really care which package it is in, but you should probably
  make the package suggestions include it.

  # mkpasswd
  or
  # /usr/lib/command-not-found mkpasswd
  No command 'mkpasswd' found, did you mean:
   Command 'kpasswd' from package 'heimdal-clients' (universe)
   Command 'kpasswd' from package 'krb5-user' (universe)
   Command 'kpasswd' from package 'openafs-kpasswd' (universe)
   Command 'tkpasswd' from package 'expect-dev' (main)
  mkpasswd: command not found

  
  Related to bug 284416 but I don't want to reopen that one. I am not suggesting splitting the package.

  on openSUSE, the equivalent works fine:

  # mkpasswd
  If 'mkpasswd' is not a typo you can use command-not-found to lookup the package that contains it, like this:
      cnf mkpasswd
  # cnf mkpasswd
                          
  The program 'mkpasswd' can be found in following packages:
    * whois [ path: /usr/bin/mkpasswd, repository: zypp (openSUSE:Stable_OSS) ]
    * whois [ path: /usr/bin/mkpasswd, repository: zypp (repo-oss) ]

  Try installing with:
      zypper install whois

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