I just tried running weffe on Ubuntu where /bin/sh is a truly POSIX shell, not bash. The script fails to run because there are bash-specific constructs in it. I suggest either removing the bash-specific constructs "[[" can usually be replaced by "[" or specifying bash as the interpreter to use instead of sh.
I just tried running weffe on Ubuntu where /bin/sh is a truly POSIX shell, not bash. The script fails to run because there are bash-specific constructs in it. I suggest either removing the bash-specific constructs "[[" can usually be replaced by "[" or specifying bash as the interpreter to use instead of sh.