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On Sat, 29 Jul 2017 16:31:34 +0700, Ста Деюс wrote: |
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> > There was a bug in historic versions of bash, where it got confused |
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> > if the POSIX syntax for command expansion, that is $( ) , occurred |
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> > within a case statement. I don't know which version it was where it |
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> > got fixed, but I think it wasn't before 4.*. So what versions of |
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> > bash do you have on either system? If they aren't the same, |
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> > something like this is probably the answer. |
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> The versions are: 4.3 and 4.4. So. not the cause. |
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On what do you base that conclusion? Given that Ian said the fix *wasn't* |
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before 4.* and you haven't said which system is using which version. In |
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fact the bug was reported against Bash 4.3. |
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