bug in larch: sed broken pipe: msg#00953

Subject:	bug in larch: sed broken pipe

I saw someone report it a few days ago, but I don't remember seeing any 
answers. Before moving definately to tla, I'm still using larch and, 
though the bug spotted does not seem harmful, I prefer to report it.

After commiting I always get this message:
sed: couldn't write 93 items to stdout: pipe broken

Nothing apparently breaks, but who knows :)

Pau

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