Revision bea14a70
Added by Dominic Cleal almost 9 years ago
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#!/bin/bash
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COMMAND="rake $@"
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COMMAND="rake"
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SCL=FIXMESCL
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scl enable $SCL "$COMMAND"
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# Execute a single script with no arguments with 'scl', else it fails to
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# pass spaces/quotes in arguments through correctly (RHBZ#1248418).
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TMP=$(mktemp)
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trap "rm -f $TMP" EXIT
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echo -n $COMMAND > $TMP
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for arg in "$@"; do
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printf " %q" "$arg" >> $TMP
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done
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scl enable $SCL "bash $TMP"
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fixes #11275, #11170 - pass spaces/quotes in args through SCL wrappers
Changes the ruby193/SCL wrappers to create a temporary file containing
all original arguments from the ruby193-* command and then executes it
via "scl enable". This fixes two quoting-related bugs with these
wrappers.
1. #11170: the "scl enable" command has a bug (RHBZ#1248418) where it
internally uses temporary shell scripts and doesn't escape double
quotes, so JSON strings can't be passed through as arguments.
2. #11275: the ruby-wrappers passed through arguments word-by-word,
causing arguments containing spaces to be split up. It should have
used the special quoted "$@" variable.