Hi,
Roy T. Fielding schrieb:
> 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.
good catch! My bad - forgot to quote, and forgot to add another -x ...
just fixed, please test again with updated script.
> Though we probably don't even need those parts for roll.sh.
I did it mainly for the testscript so everyone can verify that the
format is compatible ...
thanks, Gün.
