Fix conditional test against useradd so it's compatible with Dash #232
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Maybe it's better to use "-eq 0", then? |
The test to see which version of `useradd` is installed uses 'bashisms' that fail on Ubuntu due to the fact that `/bin/sh` is symlinked to Dash, causing the telegraf account to be created without the `--system` option ever being passed. This change amends the syntax so that it's POSIX-compatible and more portable as a result.
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@ekini Good point, thanks! |
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this looks good, thank you @yankcrime! |
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The test to see which version of
useraddis installed uses 'bashisms' that fail on Ubuntu due to the fact that/bin/shis symlinked to Dash, causing the telegraf account to be created without the--systemoption ever being passed.This change amends the syntax so that it's POSIX-compatible and more portable as a result. Fixes #231.