Puppet users - Mar 2007 - What characters do you have to ''\'' escape in exec?

I''m stumped.

I''m just trying to do something like:

if [ `command a` -eq 0 ] || [ `command b` -eq 0]; then <do stuff>; fi

And I just can''t seem to make it work.

Thanks,

Trevor


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On Mar 2, 2007, at 2:15 PM, Trevor Vaughan wrote:
> I''m stumped.
>
> I''m just trying to do something like:
>
> if [ `command a` -eq 0 ] || [ `command b` -eq 0]; then <do stuff>; fi
>
> And I just can''t seem to make it work.
You shouldn''t need to escape anything specially for exec vs. any  
other string.  See if you can correctly get your string into a file  
via content => blah.

Quoting should be your only issue, but it doesn''t look like
you''ve
got any complicated quotes here.

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