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04-13-2004
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running vendor shell scripts
Does anyone run a lot of SH (shell script) commands from vendors. i.e... product installations. And do you edit/change as a rule of thumb? I done a lot of product installs and some tend to think we should edit/change a vendors SH script. I am just looking for your thoughts. Thanks.
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04-13-2004
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when installing software for the most part i dont read the makefiles and stuff like that.
if it is a shell script i tend to go over it to see what it is doing exactly, this serves 3 purposes. 1) i know what is going on when i run it. 2) mabey they do something i dont do so i can get a few hints for future scripts i might have to write. 3) tends to show me what kinda people i am dealing with due to sloppy codeing or if they just bang it out or is it written better then something i would have done.
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