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Re: [hobbit] Antwort: Re: [hobbit] New Version of Admin Scripts (v.0.1.0)
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- Subject: Re: [hobbit] Antwort: Re: [hobbit] New Version of Admin Scripts (v.0.1.0)
- From: "Ralph Mitchell" <ralphmitchell (at) gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2007 02:43:22 -0600
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On 1/5/07, stefan.freisler (at) aspect-online.de
<stefan.freisler (at) aspect-online.de> wrote:
Hi,
what do this command i never heard about "set -x" should i inklude it on all
scripts or is this only solution for this problem?
"set -x" is useful for debugging shell scripts. It tells the shell to
print out everything it does, so you probably *don't* want to include
it normally. "set +x" turns debugging off again. So, when part of a
script misbehaves you can bracket it with "set -x" & "set +x" to see
what's actually happening.
Ralph Mitchell