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You need to have backticks (ASCII 96, not regular single quotes) in the OStype assignment, or use this: Code:
OStype=$(uname -s) The $(...) syntax is not understood by all shells, though. Just paste the Sun part of your script between Sun) and the first double semicolon ;; and the AIX part between AIX) and the second ;; (Are you really sure SUN should be in upper case?) |
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