Some .sh scripts may have IFS reassignments that miss multiple spaces in directories, and which concatenate them to one. ftun.sh had this. To fix that, do IFS reassignment and revert like this:
NOTE: I'm not sure what $"" does and need to look it up / test it. In many scripts I have the reassignment as IFS=$'\n' and need to look up what that does also. Copy/pasted code :|
Some
.sh
scripts may have IFS reassignments that miss multiple spaces in directories, and which concatenate them to one.ftun.sh
had this. To fix that, do IFS reassignment and revert like this:Check all scripts for and fix this if needed.
NOTE: I'm not sure what
$""
does and need to look it up / test it. In many scripts I have the reassignment asIFS=$'\n'
and need to look up what that does also. Copy/pasted code :|