The 'prepare' script uses a somewhat unusual construct a few
places that has permissions errors, leaking (harmless) noise
to stderr
/home/artwork/artwork/trunk/Scripts/Bash/Functions/Commons/
cli_printMessage.sh: line 70: /dev/stderr: Permission denied
echo "$MESSAGE" > /dev/stderr
/home/artwork/artwork/trunk/Scripts/Bash/Functions/Commons/
cli_printMessage.sh: line 237: /dev/stderr: Permission denied
END {}' > /dev/stderr
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and I see a third instance in that script:
[artwork at centos-art-58 ~]$ grep stderr \
/home/artwork/artwork/trunk/Scripts/Bash/Functions/Commons/cli_printMessage.sh
echo "$MESSAGE" > /dev/stderr
cli_printMessage "${CLI_NAME} (${ORIGIN}):
$MESSAGE" --as-stderr-line
echo -e -n "$MESSAGE" > /dev/stderr
--as-stderr-line )
END {}' > /dev/stderr
[artwork at centos-art-58 ~]$
Might this properly simply be sent to /dev/null ?
-- Russ herrold