On Wed, 2 May 2012 11:40:52 +1100
Jerome Alet <jerome.alet AT univ-nc DOT nc> wrote:

[...]
> Attached to this message you'll find the shell script I'm now using.
[...]

The correct way to deal with temporary files in shell scripts is
using mktemp to generate a temporary file with unique name:

BSCRIPT=`mktemp`
trap "rm -f '$BSCRIPT'" TERM INT EXIT
# populate the $BSCRIPT
bconsole -n <"$BCSCRIPT" >/dev/null

or a bit more fancy and robust:

BSCRIPT=`mktemp`
exec 3>$BSCRIPT 4<$BSCRIPT
rm -f $BSCRIPT
cat >&3 <<EOF
# the script goes here
EOF
bconsole -n <&4 >/dev/null

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