> If you run:
>
> file-attr-restore foo$bar
>
> the shell will replace $bar with the contents of the $bar shell
> variable. If $bar is empty, it would run "file-attr-restore foo".
>
> To get around this you need to either enclose the filename in quotes
> so the shell does not glob it, or turn off globbing in the shell.
>
> ie
>
> file-attr-restore "foo$bar"
I haven't even read the problem, but avoiding variable replacment in a
shell is done with single quotes:
file-attr-restore 'foo$bar'
Your example does not help here.
Bye,
Robert
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