bash if statment comportamento inesperado no trabalho crontab

Question

Aqui está o script

bash --version | head -n1
if [ "$1" == "now"  ]
then
    echo if now
    execut job
else
    echo else "_"$1"_"  # make sure we are not picking any spaces
    if [ condition  ]
    then
    execut something else
    fi
fi

./script now
if now

funciona como esperado se for executado a partir do shell interativo. No entanto, se invocado do cron como, o if vai para o bloco else em vez disso

* * * * *   root    /home/user/./script now >> /tmp/log
cat /tmp/log
GNU bash, version 4.3.11(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
else _now_

O mesmo com "-eq" também.

Eu estou sentindo falta de algo simples, porque eu ainda não tomei café da manhã?

executando o Ubunt 14.04LTS.

    

Answer 1

porque a sintaxe é apenas com um igual: [ $a = $b ]

 if [ ! $a = $b ]; then     #with space in condition and need instruction between then and fi, else doesn't works
 ...Script to execute...
 elif [ ! $a = $c ]; then
 ...Script to execute...
 else
 ...Script to execute...
 fi     

lista sh condicional

 [ $a = $b ] && return 1 || return 0        conditionnal alternative format
 if [ $a = $b -o $b = $c ]          -o mean OR
 if [ $a = $b -a $b = $c ]          -a mean AND
 if [ $a = $b -o $b = $c ] || [ $a = $b -a $a = $c ] multiple conditionnal or
 if [ $a = $b -o $b = $c ] && [ $a = $b -a $a = $c ] multiple conditionnal and
 if [ -z $a ]                       is empty or null
 if [ ! -z $a ]                     not equal to ""
 if [ -n $a ]                       is not empty or null
 if [ $a -eq $b ]                   equal (numeric)
 if [ $a -ne $b ]                   not equal (numeric)
 if [ $a -gt $b ]                   greater than (numeric)
 if [ $a -ge $b ]                   greater or equal than (numeric)
 if [ $a -lt $b ]                   lower than (numeric)
 if [ $a -le $b ]                   lower or equal than (numeric)
 if [ -d $a ]                       is a directory  
 if [ -e $a ]                       file exist  
 if [ -f $a ]                       is a file
 if [ -g $a ]                       is group allowed for the file
 if [ -r $a ]                       is readable 
 if [ -s $a ]                       file is not 0kb
 if [ -u $a ]                       is user allowed for file
 if [ -w $a ]                       is writable
 if [ -x $a ]                       is executable

mais com bash

 if [[ "$a" =~ "$b" ]]              match (reg exp)
 if [[ $a == *$b* ]]                match (glob)
 if [ "${a/$b}" = $a ]              match (string)
 if [ -z "${a##*$b*}" ]             match (string, work with dropbox !)
 if [ ${a/$b} = $a ]                match (string)