Today I forgot a series of things about Bash that I'm ashamed to admit, and didn't realize until I started modifying a script.<br><br>1.) You can't have spaces between variable names, the equals-symbol, and the value... :)<br>
2.) When you have a command line argument within quotes it will pass it like you quoted it in the console ... (DUH)<br>3.) I had to search for a few minutes because I forgot what the command was to import variables from a "config" file... yes its "source" - durrr, I then remembered that the (dot operator) works the same way.<br>
<br>I probably won't touch a shell script for another 3 months and will have to re-discover those 3 points allover again.<br><br>Fortunately from all my time with PHP I never forget the marvelous concatenation syntax.<br>
<br>myvar="${var2}/my/path" ;-)<br><br>Well it's been fun getting reacquainted. <br>