results: fix quoting in handle_known_fp_list()
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... by using `shlex.quote()` from standard Python library. This bug
caused regular expressions with parentheses to be interpreted by shell:
```
/bin/sh: -c: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `('
```
Also avoid using the open-coded `shell_quote()` function from `util.py`
while printing shell commands in `exec_cmd()` because the function is
rather problematic and should be eventually unimplemented.
Unfortunately, we cannot easily nest `shlex.quote()` while combining
`mock --chroot ...` with `su -c ...` and the like because it results
in totally unreadable `scan.log`.
Resolves: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OSH-617
Closes: csutils#183
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... by using
shlex.quote()from standard Python library. This bug caused regular expressions with parentheses to be interpreted by shell:Also avoid using the open-coded
shell_quote()function fromutil.pywhile printing shell commands inexec_cmd()because the function is rather problematic and should be eventually unimplemented.Unfortunately, we cannot easily nest
shlex.quote()while combiningmock --chroot ...withsu -c ...and the like because it results in totally unreadablescan.log.Resolves: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OSH-617