Ubuntu has some conflicting default shell environment settings that cause MAUCacheAdmin to fail if the temporary directory name is the same as the tool name. Found by @ dustin on Slack.
I've also modified the shebang to use bash as you're currently using some functions that aren't /bin/sh friendly. http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/5591
The workaround if you don't want to change the shebang would be to tell users to call with bash MAUCacheAdmin but IMO that's more of a support hassle than just modifying the shebang.
pbowden-msft
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8 years ago
Ubuntu has some conflicting default shell environment settings that cause MAUCacheAdmin to fail if the temporary directory name is the same as the tool name. Found by @ dustin on Slack.
I've also modified the shebang to use bash as you're currently using some functions that aren't
/bin/shfriendly. http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/5591The workaround if you don't want to change the shebang would be to tell users to call with
bash MAUCacheAdminbut IMO that's more of a support hassle than just modifying the shebang.Tested changes with 10.12 and ubuntu 16.04.1.