On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 7:12 PM, Michael ODonnell < [email protected]> wrote:
> > > > the basic echoing of commands that I know is out there some where > > would make my scripts way more professional. Anyone know that? > > Not quite sure what you're referring to but between bash's -x and -v > options you will probably get as much chatty output as you could ever > want. If you remember nothing else it's worth keeping in mind that > bash offers lots of good interactive help. For example, the options in > question are described as part of the "set" command, so if you say: > > help set > > ...you'll probably see what you want. Great! I have cleaned up the script using set -ex and (finally) used it on another system. Here is the link to the tar ball: http://alan.datdec.com/temp/rhel-cos.tar.gz Plus, I added a README. Enjoy and thanks to all!
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