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I just realized what you were actually trying to say.
You meant to say:
"I use Debian with dash as the interpreter for sh and your scripts don't work, so you should shebang it as #!/bin/bash and it will work."
I actually did that with endwall_wifi.sh . I gave my mom a Debian laptop and she needed wifi so I extended endwall to loop over wifi interfaces. Anyways it spits errors due to dash being the interpreter for sh. Switching the shebang to bash makes it work. There are no "bashisms" in Endware, dash is just screwed up. I'm going to have to read about the differences some time when I do my port to Debian.