$ test -d /tmp/ ; echo $? test: not found 127 I think I see what's happening now. The PATH is being emptied, and `test' therefore isn't found. It is located in /bin/ on that machine, and isn't built into the shell. Could that be the problem? Sure. Is `[' built in? If not, then one should use /bin/test or /usr/bin/test. On my Debian system, it's the latter.
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