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Zaxon,
Look at this example to see if it makes sense.

2>&1 means "send standard error (file descriptor 2) to the same place standard output (file descriptor 1) is going."
n>&m is an operator...

check this one out to see if it helps.

https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/44502-passing-variable-sed-getting-command-garbled.html

well, what is the problem?
If you could post your own finding then others can benefit from it.

If your script is working fine on 79 ouf of 80 servers, then it sounds obvious that something is different on this machine.

can you post your ch script?

Lamano,

I tested it, it should work.
Give it a try and post it back here so others can benefit from it.


##################### work ###########
if test ! -f filename
then
echo File...