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This is working as expected in bash 4.4.12

$ var="/etc/tomcat/server.xml /etc/tomcat/test/server.xml"
$ var2=( $var )
$ echo ${var2[0]}
/etc/tomcat/server.xml
$ echo ${var2[1]}...

Might I also suggest a case statement rather that if...then...elif...then...elif...then...elif...then...fi

Perhaps this might be neater:-case "${OSType1}" in
Linux) echo "This is Linux" ...

Your desired output is inconsistent. You want the trailing /, or not?

sed "s|\(.*/logs\)[$/].*|\1|" # no
sed "s|\(.*/logs[$/]\).*|\1|" # yes


grep -o can do the same thing, probably more...

SunOS (Solaris) is not Linux. Don't expect Linux utilities to have the same behaviour as Solaris utilities of the same name. Have you checked the man page for fuser on Solaris?
Solaris:
-s sig...