On Sep 24, 2009, at 2:11 PM, Guenter Knauf wrote:
Hi,
here's based on input from Rainer and Rüdiger my last trial unless
I get
further positive comments instead of disappointing ones ...
highlighted:
http://people.apache.org/~fuankg/testchecksum/testchecksums.sh.html
plaintext:
http://people.apache.org/~fuankg/testchecksum/testchecksums.sh.txt
with .sh extension for download:
http://people.apache.org/~fuankg/testchecksum/testchecksums.sh
tested on:
- Linux (OpenSuSE) with openssl, gpg, md5sum / sha1sum
- FreeBSD (p.a.o) with openssl and md5 / sha1
it will most likely also work correctly on MacOSX.
I get
% sh testchecksums.sh fred
Generating MD5/SHA1 checksum files ...
openssl: creating md5 checksum file for fred.tar.gz ...
openssl: creating sha1 checksum file for fred.tar.gz ...
openssl: creating md5 checksum file for fred.tar.bz2 ...
openssl: creating sha1 checksum file for fred.tar.bz2 ...
openssl: creating md5 checksum file for fred-deps.tar.gz ...
openssl: creating sha1 checksum file for fred-deps.tar.gz ...
openssl: creating md5 checksum file for fred-deps.tar.bz2 ...
openssl: creating sha1 checksum file for fred-deps.tar.bz2 ...
testchecksums.sh: line 80: test: too many arguments
testchecksums.sh: line 92: test: too many arguments
My guess is that
if test -x ${md5sum} -a ${sha1sum}; then
won't work when md5sum or sha1sum is empty. Likewise for line 92.
Though we probably don't even need those parts for roll.sh.
....Roy
