10-09-2007
Yep, missed it the first time through.
I cut and paste this into my own UNIX box, and then tried "ksh -n" - and no errors were reported. It should have found a mismatched "else" statement.
Mostly likely cause then is some whitespace that the cut/paste is ignoring. Which means to make sure there are no extraneous characters before or after the "_END_" just before the fi.
I have made that mistake before, putting a space afterwards, and then trying to find it when the IO-redirect didn't work.
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NAME
hoz - file splitter that uses the hacha file format
SYNOPSIS
hoz [-pvf] [-c size[K|M]] [-o outpath] inputfname
ghoz
DESCRIPTION
HOZ is a file splitter, which uses the same file format as the popular 'Hacha' program.
OPTIONS
-c --cut
cut (file->pieces)
-p --paste
paste (pieces->file)
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verbose output
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