[tor-bugs] #4174 [EFF-HTTPS Everywhere]: trivial_validate script does not work on OS X

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#4174: trivial_validate script does not work on OS X
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 Reporter:  dtauerbach            |          Owner:  pde
     Type:  defect                |         Status:  new
 Priority:  minor                 |      Milestone:     
Component:  EFF-HTTPS Everywhere  |        Version:     
 Keywords:                        |         Parent:     
   Points:                        |   Actualpoints:     
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 When trying to run makexpi.sh on my OS X machine, trivial_validate fails.
 Here is the output:

 """
 bash-3.2$ ./makexpi.sh
 -- Rules not anchored to beginning of a line:
 (None.)

 -- Rules with unescaped dots outside of brackets and left of a slash:
 (None.)

 -- Rules with backslashes in to pattern:
 (None.)

 -- Rules not containing trailing slash in from pattern:
 (None.)

 -- Rules not containing trailing slash in to pattern:
 (None.)

 -- Rules with missing closing slash in rule XML tag:
 (None.)

 -- Rules with multiple wildcards in a single target rule:
 (None.)

 -- Rules with targets containing URLs/paths instead of hostnames:
 (None.)

 -- Rules redirecting to http in to pattern:
 (None.)

 -- Rules containing space before to pattern:
 (None.)

 -- Rules with syntactically invalid regular expressions:
 BYU.xml
 HSBC.xml
 University-of-North-Texas.xml

 -- Rules with syntatically invalid XML:
 (None.)

 -- Rules containing non-ASCII characters (possible homoglyph attacks):
 (None.)

 --- Rules that lack at least one valid <target> tag:
 (None.)

 --- Duplicated ruleset names:
 (None.)

 --- Duplicated target hosts:
 *.facebook.com
 *.google.com
 facebook.com
 google.*
 google.co.*
 google.com
 google.com.*
 www.google.*
 www.google.co.*
 www.google.com
 www.google.com.*
 (not exiting)
 ERROR: Validation of rulesets failed.
 """

 I understand this works on Linux, and might relate to different bash
 semantics. It seems using trivial_validate.py would fix this problem.

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