On Sunday 05 October 2008, Elder.Costa wrote: > Hello. I am not a shell script expert. So I cannot say if what I read in > some sites (e.g. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DashAsBinSh) is accurate as far > as bashisms are concerned. But some examples in the network stress test > scripts that I have read are bashisms:
again, listing random things isnt useful. i'm aware of all the fun POSIX details. i need to see the actual scripts you're running and the errors you're seeing. > 1- use of source instead of . ive fixed all of these with sed ... hopefully i didnt break anything in the process > 2- use of == for comparisons i see all of one script using == and it's been fixed > 3- uname -u (not sure if it is a bashism but dash does not support it). uname has nothing to do with the shell ... but i dont see any scripts calling uname with the -u option ... -mike
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