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Add FreeBSD compatibility and FreeBSD services support #18

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nice work
i have some doubts about how it can work now on non FreeBSD systems, needs checks

echo "URL for ${base_url}"
echo "Adding trackers for $torrent_name..."
for tracker in $(cat $trackerslist) ; do
echo -n "${tracker}..."
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echo -n doesn't work on bin/sh, maybe printf '%s\n' can fix it

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Very strange. Are you sure this code doesn't work?

Test 1:

user:~$ sh
$ uname -sv
Linux #49-Ubuntu SMP Fri Feb 5 03:01:28 UTC 2021
$ echo -n "test..."
test...$ 

Test 2:

root@server:~ # sh
# uname -sv
FreeBSD FreeBSD 12.2-RELEASE-p3 7851f4a452d(HEAD) TRUENAS
# echo -n "test..."
test...# 

dater="$(date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M")"

if [ ! -f "/tmp/TTAA.$id.lock" ]; then
if [ "$add_date_t" = "$dater" -o "$add_date_t" = "$dateo" ]; then
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regress changes
should be if [[ "( "$(add_date_t)" == "$(dater)" || "$(add_date_t)" == "$(dateo)" )" ]]; then or something like that

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There is no built-in command [[ in sh. There is a command [, which has a slightly different syntax. I just translated the logic of the command [[ into the syntax of the command [.

What you wrote is exactly the condition that is specified.

ids="$(${trans} --list | grep -vE 'Seeding|Stopped|Finished|[[:space:]]100%[[:space:]]' | grep '^ ' | awk '{ print $1 }' | grep -vE 'ID')"
for id in $ids ; do
add_date="$(${trans} --torrent "$id" --info| grep '^ Date added: ' |cut -c 21-)"
if [ $(uname) = "FreeBSD" ]; then
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"$(uname)" just in case, prevent word splitting

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Done

# Conflicts:
#	tracker-add-auto.sh
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Limych commented Sep 16, 2021

PR updated

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