Jason, the test scripts look OK to apply from visual inspection.
Nitpicks follow.
> LOGFILE=`grep "Logfile left in" out | sed "s/Logfile left in //" | sed
> s/.$//`
I would use a single awk or sed command here, e.g.
sed -n '/Logfile left in/ { s/Logfile left in //; s/\.$//; p}' out
> test -e "$LOGFILE"
Testing the $LOGFILE is a file as well (test -f) wouldn't hurt.
> grep 'new log' $LOGFILE
Likewise, grep '^new log$' or fgrep -x 'new log' would be more specific.
I'm thinking of a hypothetical case where the logfile manages to contain
an error like "bash: echo 'new log' >foo: command not found".
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