Hi!
> @@ -130,17 +130,15 @@ check_result()
> cd $TCtmp
> for c_rhost in $HOSTS; do
> for c_ruser in $RUSERS; do
> - TOTAL_SUM=`rsh -n -l $c_ruser $c_rhost \
> - x=0; SUM=\$(sum -s $FILES|awk '{ print \$1 }')
> - for i in \$SUM; do
> - x=\$(( \$x + \$i ))
> + TOTAL_SUM=0
> + for i in $(rsh -n -l $c_ruser $c_rhost sum -s $FILES | awk '{
> print $1 }'); do
> + TOTAL_SUM=$(( $TOTAL_SUM + $i ))
> done
> - echo \$x`
> - if [ $TOTAL_SUM = $LSUM ]; then
> + if [ $TOTAL_SUM == $LSUM ]; then
Unlike C the correct comparsion operator here is the single '='. The
'==' is bash extension that does not work with other shells. And in case
you are comparing two numbers -eq is even better (as ' 0' -eq '0' is
still true unlike ' 0' = '0').
--
Cyril Hrubis
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