>From: Gleydson Mazioli da Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Hmm, isn't "mktemp" the standard tool do this?
>Humm, it do the same job for Linux systems, I need to know if it exist
>on
>*BSD systems too (I don't had a BSD system to look for that now...)
Your thoughts are goint the wrong way!
There is neither of both on UNIX so you should'nt use them.....
UNIX shell scripts are creating tmp files by using a file name
line /tmp/xxx.$$
The next nonportable thing you are doing is putting
#!/bin/bash
in the first line. There is no /bin/bash on UNIX, you should
use /bin/sh. I am sure that ther is no need to use bash nonstandard
shell extensions in your shell sript.
Next point: cdrecord _is_ highly portable. If you don't put nonstandard
things into your shell script, it will work on any system.
J�rg
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