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The first line on the script is the famous shebang used in *nix scripts to determinate the interpreter to be used when the script is exec'd #!/bin/sh -e So we know the script is supposed to be interpreted by bin/sh , but what the parameter -e means?, Usually sh will stand for the bourne shell, but its very rare for the original bourne shell to be used actually, so to just got what the parameter will mean in the context its being used, i ssh'd into ctrl-c to check which...