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2560. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: catch return code of subprocess call and print it.

2559. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: trying to always run cleansups() on Ctrl c.

2558. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: remove -k/--keep argument and the code that used it
to determine whether to not delete (keep) sandbox and cache dirs when
they are in /tmp. I now realize that existing arguments enabled one to
create a sandbox and a cache in a user specified location and such dirs
are not auto deleted, thus there is no need for this extra 'keep' code.

2557. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: get absolute path to sandbox and pass to valgrind.
When sandbox-dir is not passed as arg, sandbox path is 'sandbox' variable.
When sandbox-dir is passed, sandbox path is options.sandbox_dir.

2556. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: catch invalid arg combo of -C without -S.

2555. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: fix bug from previous removal of which() function.
Using subprocess and system which does return the path to the executable
but with a newline appended, which breaks things. This commit rstrips
the newline.

2554. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: instead of hard coding distro release, get it
from lsb_release

2553. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: replace which function with subprocess call

2552. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: add two authors

2551. By Kyle Nitzsche

bin/apport-valgrind: remove unused get_code function

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