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01-12-2005 10:42 PM
01-12-2005 10:42 PM
hallo everbody,
i'm working with the keysh on a hpux-11.2-Itanium-2-box. executing the following script
#!/bin/sh
echo $*
gives "p_t=". executing the same script with command-line-paramters gives the same answer
any ideas?
i'm working with the keysh on a hpux-11.2-Itanium-2-box. executing the following script
#!/bin/sh
echo $*
gives "p_t=". executing the same script with command-line-paramters gives the same answer
any ideas?
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01-12-2005 10:51 PM
01-12-2005 10:51 PM
Re: problems with shell-scripts
$*: contains all of the positional parameters separated by blanks.
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01-12-2005 11:13 PM
01-12-2005 11:13 PM
Solution
Hmm, maybe your ENV variable is set to some weird script? Just a guess, but pls try the your script with the -p option added to sh:
#!/bin/sh -p
echo $*
Best regards...
Dietmar.
#!/bin/sh -p
echo $*
Best regards...
Dietmar.
"Logic is the beginning of wisdom; not the end." -- Spock (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
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01-12-2005 11:43 PM
01-12-2005 11:43 PM
Re: problems with shell-scripts
thanks a lot,
-p works fine
regards
Michael
-p works fine
regards
Michael
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