backslashes for the double quotes are necessary in the debug lines

otherwise when you run a test run it will print: debug su $user -c "$execstr"
instead of expanding those variables
the backslashes in the output= lines were wrong, but the debug lines
were necessary :)

diff --git a/handlers/mysql b/handlers/mysql
index 2dcf2d5a936e5d11b7982ec380ff7dde46dffb3c..52193f4ec0afa8642dd0daaf7ddc299315952f1f 100644 (file)
--- a/handlers/mysql
+++ b/handlers/mysql
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ then
        else
                execstr="$MYSQLHOTCOPY --quiet --allowold --regexp /.\*/./.\*/ $hotdir"
        fi
        else
                execstr="$MYSQLHOTCOPY --quiet --allowold --regexp /.\*/./.\*/ $hotdir"
        fi

-       debug 'su $user -c "$execstr"'
+       debug "su $user -c \"$execstr\""

        if [ ! $test ]
        then
                output=`su $user -c "$execstr" 2>&1`
        if [ ! $test ]
        then
                output=`su $user -c "$execstr" 2>&1`


@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ then
                else
                        execstr="$MYSQLHOTCOPY --allowold $db $hotdir"
                fi
                else
                        execstr="$MYSQLHOTCOPY --allowold $db $hotdir"
                fi

-               debug 'su $user -c "$execstr"'
+               debug 'su $user -c \"$execstr\"'

                if [ ! $test ]
                then
                        output=`su $user -c "$execstr" 2>&1`
                if [ ! $test ]
                then
                        output=`su $user -c "$execstr" 2>&1`


@@ -253,7 +253,7 @@ fi
                else
                        execstr="$MYSQLDUMP $defaultsfile --lock-tables --complete-insert --add-drop-table --quick --quote-names $ignore $db > $dumpdir/${db}.sql"
                fi
                else
                        execstr="$MYSQLDUMP $defaultsfile --lock-tables --complete-insert --add-drop-table --quick --quote-names $ignore $db > $dumpdir/${db}.sql"
                fi

-               debug 'su $user -c "$execstr"'
+               debug "su $user -c \"$execstr\""

                if [ ! $test ]
                then
                        output=`su $user -c "$execstr" 2>&1`
                if [ ! $test ]
                then
                        output=`su $user -c "$execstr" 2>&1`