setting screen to start at login via screen-profiles breaks sh -lc

Binary package hint: screen-profiles

The way that screen-profiles sets screen to start automatically at login, by appending "[ -x /usr/bin/screen-launcher ] && /usr/bin/screen-launcher" to the user's .profile, breaks "sh -lc command". The specified command will not be run until the .profile has been sourced causing a screen session to be started with an interactive shell ( the actual command specified will not be run until the user exits the interactive shell and screen exits )

You can test this by running "screen-profiles" and choosing "Install screen by default at login" then running:

sh -lc "echo hello world"

What should happen: sh should print "hello world" then exit

What does happen: An interactive screen session is started and hello world is not printed until you exit this screen session

A possible fix for this would be to only run screen launcher if the shell is an interactive shell. a way to do this that should work in bash, dash, and ksh would be to add this to the .profile:

case $- in
*i*)
[ -x /usr/bin/screen-launcher ] && /usr/bin/screen-launcher ;;
esac

Description: Ubuntu 9.04
Release: 9.04

screen-profiles 1.44-0ubuntu1.1