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When using a \N reference with the 's' command and the reference is invalid sed prints N + 1 as the invalid reference number.You can test it easily with the following command: echo 'something' | sed 's/\(.*\)/\2/' The attached patch, from upstream, fixes the issue.
Created an attachment (id=61164) [details] sed.diff
Base system re-assignment.
thanks, added to 4.1.4