>Are you using bash? try running it with 'bash -x <script>'
>marc
Or, within the script, on the second line do:
set -x
This is useful if the script you are trying to debug is called from another
script. Also, you don't care which shell you are running.
I use this to do debugging a lot. But the error you get might be extremely
misleading. If you have a missing/misplaced double-quote (or any of
the quotes), the error it complains about could be many lines away from the
actual location.
MB
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