Try
`mysql -u root -pmy\\\$qlPW -N -B -e 'show databases'`
I think that's right. Escape the $ so it doesn't get processed by the
current shell, escape the slash so it doesn't get processed, falls to \$
which then re-escapes the $ for passing into mysql as part of your password.
Nick is on to som
Hi, Chris!
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 4:55 AM, Chris Davies wrote:
> If you write your script portably it will work with /bin/sh, for many
> values of sh. If you rely on features of ksh or bash you should specify
> one of those shells on the #! line.
>
Of course, you're right about portability -- I
Hi, Boyd!
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 11:18 AM, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. <
b...@iguanasuicide.net> wrote:
>
> Not portably. It might be possible by parsing ($SHELL -V -c 'exit 123') or
> ($SHELL --version -c 'exit 123').
>
Say, that's a clever approach, thanks for suggesting it.
Sorry, I don't even
Hi, List!
I have a few simple questions for you:
1 - I there a better place to get help with dash
2 - Is there way to detect that a script is running as dash, instead of a
shell like Solaris' /bin/sh
3 - Corollary to #2, can I expect dash-as-sh to by a hard link or a sym
link? (I would think no
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