Lars: The recent update c6eee6c1911e risks non-portability. The main
issue is that the '-L' flag in "test -L" is not available in the Bourne
shell on some operating systems (one example is Solaris 8), causing syntax
errors.
I believe that '-h' has exactly the same meaning ("exists and is a
symbolic link"). More importantly, I believe that '-h' is available more
widely. (As a Venn diagram in OS space, I think that '-h' is a superset
of '-L'.)
Could you consider adjusting this '-L' to '-h', please? (And perhaps a
comment?)
(Are there any OSes likely to be used for heartbeat which don't have '-h'
at all?)
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