Unless newer versions of bash are playing fast and loose with the language, '
if [ "$USER_NAME" = "Julia" || ..' is an error. You could write if test "$USER_NAME" = Julia || ..., but the [ command requires that its final argument be ]. The || is not an argument.
Unless newer versions of bash are playing fast and loose with the language, '
if [ "$USER_NAME" = "Julia" || ..' is an error. You could write if test "$USER_NAME" = Julia || ..., but the [ command requires that its final argument be ]. The || is not an argument.
Superb comment, I never use single
[ ]brackets, so I'm less familiar with how it all works. I'll fix my answer to fit the proper syntax, thanks!