Jason M. Wood

I've cleaned up some of the issues found by shellcheck. There are a bunch more! My tests (up to commit cfe1c565158138cf59d02286e64450fdaf7328e6) show that everything seems to be working still, but...

I merged the changes that I had been working on but had not yet committed. Things seem to be working, but we need to do some serious testing with all...

A lot of the `SC2181` errors can be fixed by changing the way we do error output, I think. For instance, we do something like below to propagate error messages...

I got rid of some of the `SC2181` errors by doing what I mentioned above. It seemed to work.

Removing LOCAL broke a lot of things. I think I have a workaround...

So removing LOCAL made all variables global. This caused subroutines to overwrite global variables. A POSIX compatible way to fix this was to simply start a new shell for each...

I'm tempted to NACK this pull request and start from scratch. I just set the shellcheck severity to "error" and fixed the few issues identified, so the main branch is...

@DanielBaulig's example is specific to his environment, however if this could be made more generic, it might be worth adding this enhancement to MSCS. I don't have any experience with...

Hi @ph-ghub. I looks like the install failed for some reason. The `msctl` script should be copied to `/usr/local/bin` and accessible via your path. Verify this by running: ``` ls...

Try: ``` sudo echo $PATH ``` perhaps sudo isn't passing the PATH variable.. According to [this website](https://www.tecmint.com/linux-rdiff-backup-tool/), the following should work to install rdiff-backup: ``` sudo yum install yum-plugin-copr epel-release...