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what would be required to make the script plattform independent? Would is be enough, if the scripts is runable with "bash --posix", called by "/bin/sh"? What shell is available on all Unix plattforms? |
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The only shell you can be sure off which is on every UNIX platform is the /bin/sh (e.g. bourne shell) most platforms have /bin/ksh (korn shell) but Linux has not (or a very shitty version called pdksh etc.) bash and zsh you see more and more you cannot depend on it because some systems have not. And most of the time you also don't need bash or zsh as a basic bourne or korn shell script is more the powerfull enough. No idea what bash --posix does I do see that you probably better test with zsh which if symlinked as sh will emulate a proper bourne shell and when linked as ksh as korn shell. If you want I can check on a platform where we have all shells also native bourne and korn shells but starting with zsh in emulation mode should be sufficient. It might be that not much need to be changed but at least the whole function determine stuff doesn't work on native bourne shell. |
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I'll take a look at it in the following days. |
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Fix committed to bareos bareos-12.4 branch with changesetid 1004. |
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Fix committed to bareos2015 bareos-13.2 branch with changesetid 4332. |
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Due to the reimport of the Github repository to bugs.bareos.org, the status of some tickets have been changed. These tickets will be closed again. Sorry for the noise. |
- Anonymous
