Bug in runbb.sh

I noticed a bug in the runbb.sh script.  (In Solaris anyway)

It works fine if you use "runbb.sh stop" or "runbb.sh start", but the
stop code ends up killing the runbb.sh itself.

Here is the problematic code, starting on line 120:
(I apologize for bad line wraps)

                if [ "$BBSERVER" = "TRUE" ]
                then
                        $PS | $GREP $BBHOME | $GREP -v grep | $GREP -v
bb-display >> $BBTMP/runbb.sh.$$
                        $PS | $GREP $BBHOME | $GREP -v grep | $GREP -v
bb-network >> $BBTMP/runbb.sh.$$
                        $PS | $GREP $BBHOME | $GREP -v grep | $GREP -v bbd
>> $BBTMP/runbb.sh.$$
                        #$PS | $GREP bbrun | $GREP "$BBUSER" | $GREP -v
grep | $GREP -v runbb.sh
>> $BBTMP/runbb.sh.$$
                else
                        if [ "$BBLOCAL" = "TRUE" ]
                        then
                                $PS | $GREP $BBHOME | $GREP -v grep |
$GREP -v bb-local >> $BBTMP/runbb.sh.$$
                        fi
                fi



In older versions of the code, (BB 1.9c) you simply had

                $PS | $GREP $BBHOME | $GREP -v grep | $GREP -v runbb.sh >>
$BBTMP/runbb.sh.$$
                $PS | $GREP bbrun | $GREP "$BBUSER" | $GREP -v grep |
$GREP -v runbb.sh >> $BBTMP/runbb.sh.$$



Replacing the 12 lines from BB 1.9e with the 2 lines from BB 1.9c works
just fine for the BB 1.9e client, and I'm pretty sure the server.  (I
haven't revved my server yet.)  The "$GREP -v runbb.sh" in particular is
critical as it keeps the runbb.sh from killing itself.




Scott Wilson                    Manager / Lead System Administrator
[email protected]            NSIT - TaRT - Systems & Servers

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