> I'm confused; why can't you use test -d for that? You are absolutely right. I had a writers block, and forgot all abt this. this solves a lot
if [ -d /a/b/c/d ]; then
echo 1>&2 directory /a/b/c/d already exist
exit 9;
fi
frank
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