From: Stephen P Rufle <
stephen.p.rufle@cox.net>
> Is there a way to single step bash script to inspect what is going on?
When I need copious debugging output from a bash script, I put "set -x"
at the top of the file. When I need to check the syntax for a script,
I do "sh -n file.sh". Someone else already pointed out chapter 29 of
the bash scripting guide, which also has other bash debugging ideas.
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