Hello guys, I try to use the STOP_ON_ERROR value (it is 700) in a hook script. On an error I decided to return the value 701 like "exit 701". But this is not working for me.
I red the linux doc for bash scripts and it is said that only byte is used to represent a returnvalue. So 700 might be an offerflow?! I tested this little script with a funny result: " #! /bin/bash echo $STOP_ON_ERROR exit $STOP_ON_ERROR " The result of "./testvar.sh ; echo $?" is: " 700 188 " Anyway. I want to stop the whole install process in case of an upcoming error. Has anyone an idea? Regards, Steven
