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Use = for [ ... ] tests instead of bash's == #84
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For Bash, the builtin command `test` resp. `[` accepts both `==` as well as `=` as an operator. POSIX however only specifies `=`. Thus, if the scripts are used with a `/bin/sh` which is not Bash, e.g. dash on Debian derivates, the test fail with: [: 1: unexpected operator This commit ensures that only the POSIX-conformiing operator `=` is used. For Bash, it doesn't make any difference, for other shells, it ensures that the scripts still work.
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For Bash, the builtin command
testresp.[accepts both==as well as=as an operator. POSIX however only specifies=. Thus, if the scripts are used with a/bin/shwhich is not Bash, e.g. dash on Debian derivates, the test fail with:This commit ensures that only the POSIX-conformiing operator
=is used. For Bash, it doesn't make any difference, for other shells, it ensures that the scripts still work.This pull request is an alternative solution to #36 and should fix #17 and (at least part of) #32.