'echo -e' is used to prepare data for dpaste. However if
echo -e "${content}" is used, the content gets interpreted as well.
This results in constructs such as '\0' getting misinterpreted as the
byte 0x00. As a result, the interperted context can result in output
not compatible with dpaste.
'echo -e' is used to prepare data for dpaste. However if
echo -e "${content}"is used, the content gets interpreted as well. This results in constructs such as '\0' getting misinterpreted as the byte 0x00. As a result, the interperted context can result in output not compatible with dpaste.fixes bug #25