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Command Scripting Question
From: |
Casey McGinty |
Subject: |
Command Scripting Question |
Date: |
26 Mar 2003 23:34:41 -0500 |
Please excuse me if this is not the correct place to post this question.
I am tryign to run a ./configure script from within a bash shell script,
but am having difficulties. It works from the command propt, so I know
the actual command is correct, however, bash is not interpreting the
command correctly in the script. This is where I need some help.
The command I am trying to run is:
./configure --libs="-lresolv -ltermcap -static"
I have a variable in bash that is assigned the configure arguments, and
run in the way shown below.
options='--libs="-lresolv -ltermcap -static"'
./configure $options
The configure command does not interpret the double quotes inside the
variable correctly and fails to run. Obviously, it works when I write
out the entire command in the script, however it is driving me crazy not
being able to figure out how to get it to work like the way above.
I have gone over a lot of documentation and have not found a solution.
Any help would be aprreciated. Please respond directly by email if you
can.
- Casey
pcm6519 at rit dot edu
- Command Scripting Question,
Casey McGinty <=