This looks like a reasonable solution, I'll have a play around with it.
On 11 August 2015 at 05:25, Daniele Di Proietto wrote:
> I'm not an autoconf expert, but having NS_CHECK_EXEC and
> NS_CHECK_EXEC_UNQUOTED for this purpose might be confusing, since
> there already are AT_CHECK and AT_CHECK_U
I'm not an autoconf expert, but having NS_CHECK_EXEC and
NS_CHECK_EXEC_UNQUOTED for this purpose might be confusing, since
there already are AT_CHECK and AT_CHECK_UNQUOTED, and the "UNQUOTED"
refers to comparison text.
How about this?
# NS_EXEC([namespace], [command])
#
# Execute 'command' in 'na
Hmm. The problem I was having is that if we wrap 'command' in quotes
here, and 'command' itself includes quotes (eg, command='echo "foo" |
bar'), then rather than quoting "foo", the command ends up quoting
everything up to 'foo', then unquoting 'foo', then quoting everything
after 'foo'. The ICMP r
I guess you need this to use quotes("") inside 'command'.
One effect of this change is that if 'command' contains a pipe
(or &&, or ||) just the first command will be executed inside
the namespace. I'm not sure if it's a big problem. What do you
think?
On 08/08/2015 00:28, "Joe Stringer" wrote
ip netns exec $namespace $command doesn't need to use bash to execute
the command. Remove it.
Signed-off-by: Joe Stringer
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