Can I use cygwin to test whether a bash script is correct and therefore whether
it will function on the eventual real target "unix" production platform ?
E.g. (see below), I've got a configuration file and a shell script (that's
referencing the configuration file).
Will I be able to execute the xyz.sh script in cygwin on WinXP without having
to change the filepath of the X_DIR variable ?
That is will I be able to use cygwin on winxp to fully test the script so that
I'm sure it will run without any problems on the eventual real target unix
platform ?
Thanks
EDH
myconf.conf file:
X_DIR=/export/opt/SUNWappserver8/domains/x-batchv
X_LOG=$X_DIR/logs/x/batchflows/batchscripts.log
xyz.sh file:
#!/bin/bash
CONFIG_FILE=`dirname $0`/myconf.conf
. $CONFIG_FILE
function add_log_entry
{
if [ ! -d "`dirname $X_LOG`" ]
then
echo "`dirname $X_LOG` does not exist, it will be created"
mkdir -p "`dirname $X_LOG`"
fi
pre="`date` :"
echo "$pre $1" >> $X_LOG
echo "$pre $1"
}
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