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--- Comment #25 from jwadam...@gmail.com ---
Downloaded a solarix 10 ova vm file.
Interesting results
1) seems like the `VAR=$( echo HI )` syntax does not work and throws an error
2) `VAR="$( echo HI )"` syntax actually does not execute the subs
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--- Comment #26 from jwadam...@gmail.com ---
or maybe i am doing something wrong now.
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--- Comment #27 from Thomas Stecher ---
I'll try to face the Problem of the newline inside of awk which will run after
my last sed Suggestion because Solaris 10's sh doesn't support the Substitution
of shell variables. I still think this will b
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--- Comment #28 from jwadam...@gmail.com ---
What I was doing wrong was that the rule for subshells actually is "removing
sequences of one or more s at the end of the substitution."
And that is in effect for heritage and posix. So we can't use
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--- Comment #29 from jwadam...@gmail.com ---
Here is close as I could get.
Main points
1) Had to touch the icky sed line to make it use `` instead of $(). That is the
part that scares me the most, but I can convince myself the expression is
cor
