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At some point hitherto, Jerry Feldman hath spake thusly:
> I would change this to:
> CVSROOT=:pserver:qalab@bathtub:/var/cvsroot_generic
> CVSREAD=y
> STEST='stest-dontuse-test.tar'
> export CVSROOT
> export CVSREAD
> export STEST

While I agree in principle, and I always write my scripts this way
when there's any possibility of having a need to have them be
portable, in this case it really doesn't matter one iota.  The script
is clearly written to be used for a specific purpose on a specific
machine, which is guaranteed to be running Linux.  Making this change
amounts to extra typing for no practical benefit.  When run under
bash, the two versions behave identically.

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