Thanks for the check Boud.

By flags, I meant the executable "flag" that is important for this test (its not just the contents of the file that is important here).

Very interesting situation, thanks a lot for the find and the fix. It has been merged in Commit 016d938c.

I just made some corrections to the commit as described below, here I am listing the things that aren't clear from the commit message:

• Some basic context was added at the start of the commit message to describe the problem. Don't forget that most Maneage users won't have much low-level operating system information and we encourage Maneage users to read the commit messages before merging their projects with Maneage. So we should write every commit message for a random M.Sc student who has just started coding. Later, I want to setup the system to send an email on every commit to people who register. This can itself be a good way to teach users :-).

• Instead of using '-x' of 'if', I simply tried calling the executable script and redirected all outputs (to 'stdout' or 'stderr' to '/dev/null'). Since users can be on any shell within this script, its safest to assume the least amount of high-level features.

I am closing the task. Can you please try it on the system to make sure the changes indeed work on the faulty system? If there was a problem in the commit, please open this bug again and let me know ;-).

Thanks again for this nice catch and fix Boud.