Jeffrey writes:
> Specifically, the following works
> $Conf{DumpPreShareCmd} = 'mycommand $share $share/myfile';
> And indeed $share is substituted properly.
> but the following does not...
> $Conf{DumpPreShareCmd} = 'mycommand $share ${share}/myfile';
> And instead it passes ${share} for the final argument.
> I would have thought that the braces would be treated properly whether
> in a perl or bash script.
The variable substitution is done via regular expressions, not
by perl eval(). The perl brace syntax isn't supported, although
you could add it pretty easily.
Craig
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