exit = 1 on SUSE | So I discovered an unusual quirk to SUSE linux the other day. It seems that, unlike every other unix I've tested, you get a return code of 1, if you do a check (echo $?) without having executed anything first. I didn't run into it myself, because I always use true as my default remote execute, so there's always something to check. Some people seem afraid of true. I'm not sure why. [email protected]:~/> bash [email protected]:~/> echo $? 1 vs -bash-3.1$ bash bash-3.1$ echo $? 0 | 2007-05-09 |