Saturday, 22 November 2008

bash echo on

I've searched previously for a way to echo all the commands in a bash script.
Today i found it on a asp page of all places:

set -o verbose #echo on
set +o verbose #echo off


If you want to do it once to debug a script you can also do:
bash -x your_script.sh
Posted by Unknown at 00:04
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  1. Anonymous05 January, 2012 19:34

    Verbose is for verbose. Try these for echo:
    set -x #echo on
    set +x #echo off

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  2. Anonymous22 August, 2012 09:49

    If you're looking for a way to fix your bash not echoing your typed characters after broken exit from a password entry, vim, etc.:

    stty echo

    HTH
    David

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