If you install Git for Windows (https://git-for-windows.github.io/) you get a console
,either CMD or MINTT, which returns MINGW* for uname -s. So if you run blackbox_addadmin
or the other commands, you'll get: "ERROR: Unknown OS. Exiting."
I've simply added MINGW* to the Linux and CYGWIN checks and it seems to work fine.
NOTE: I didn't touch tools/test_functions.sh allthough it should probably be updated as well.
Use same naming scheme as elsewhere when creating tempfiles.
This fixes deregistering files, when seeing:
```
mktemp: too few X's in template ‘_stacklib_’
```
This prevents the "mktemp: too few X's in template
_stacklib_" error message from appearing when
adding another admin to blackbox and allows the command to successfully
execute.
Related:
rtomayko/shocco#5http://unix.stackexchange.com/q/87638/63283
This prevents the "mktemp: too few X's in template ‘_stacklib_’" error message from appearing when adding another admin to blackbox and allows the command to successfully execute.
Related:
rtomayko/shocco#5http://unix.stackexchange.com/q/87638/63283
* Adding new users AUTOMATED.
* Update docs for the new, more simplified installation processes.
* Remove dependency on any particular paths, etc. Copy "bin" into a place along your path and everything should "just work".
* Add support for Mercurial (not tested).
* blackbox_addadmin now adds keys to the keyring for you.
* Unified #! lines to "#!/usr/bin/env bash" so it works better on FreeBSD.
* BUGFIX: (BugId#1) blackbox_update_all_files.sh expects hg, fails for git.
* BUGFIX: (BugId#2) blackbox_postdeploy.sh assumes certain directory layout.
* BUGFIX: Temporary files aren't deleted.
* NEW FILE: bin/blackbox_initialize: Automates enabling BB for a repo (creates directories, files, and updates .gitignore).
* NEW FILE: bin/blackbox_removeadmin: Automates removing an admit.
* NEW FILE: tools/confidence_test.sh: A battery of tests to verify operations.
* NEW FILE: bin/Makefile: Automate package creation.
* NEW FILE: bin/_stack_lib.sh: A library of shell routines from StackExchange.
