standardize serial numbers across BSD and Linux, add -s option to disable them

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          TODO.txt
               - Fix copy/mv through symlink
- Handle filenames and destinations with spaces in them
- Make serial number processing consistent across BSD and Linux
- Make serial number postfix consistent across dirs and files
- Option to disable serial numbers
 
Doc Notes
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- Test mode has no effect on -d which always works
- If -d is effective immediately upon reading command line so
  you can clean multiple graveyards with:
 
   /trm.sh -g ./foo -d -g ./baz -d
+- Fix copy/mv through symlink
 - Handle filenames and destinations with spaces in them
-- Make serial number processing consistent across BSD and Linux
 - Make serial number postfix consistent across dirs and files
-- Option to disable serial numbers
+Doc Notes
+---------
+- Test mode has no effect on -d which always works
+- If -d is effective immediately upon reading command line so
+  you can clean multiple graveyards with:
+   /trm.sh -g ./foo -d -g ./baz -d

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   # Parse command line args
 
  OPERATOR="mv"       # Can be overriden with -c option
  OPTLIST='cdg:tvx'   # List of all legal command line options
  OPTLIST='cdg:stvx'  # List of all legal command line options
  OPTIND=1            # getopts may have been previously used in this context
 
  SERIALNO="Yes"      # Generate serial numbers
  TESTMODE=""
  VERBOSE=""
 
  while getopts ${OPTLIST} opt
 
      # Name your own graveyard
      g)
        GRAVEYARD=${OPTARG}
      ;;
 
      # Turn of serial number generation
      s)
        SERIALNO=""
      ;;
 
      # Don't do anything, just show what you would do
      t)
      else
        REALPATH=$(readlink -f $arg)
      fi
 
      # See if we want serial numbers
      SERIAL=""
      if [ -n "${SERIALNO}" ]
      then
          SERIAL=".$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)"
      fi
 
      SRCDIR=$(dirname $REALPATH)
      SRCFIL=$(basename $REALPATH)
      DESDIR=${GRAVEYARD}${SRCDIR}
      SERIAL=".$(date +%Y%m%d%s%N)"
      DESFIL="${SRCFIL}${SERIAL}"
 
      CMD="${OPERATOR} $VERBOSE '${REALPATH}' '${DESDIR}/${DESFIL}'"
   # Parse command line args
   OPERATOR="mv"       # Can be overriden with -c option
+  OPTLIST='cdg:tvx'   # List of all legal command line options
+  OPTLIST='cdg:stvx'  # List of all legal command line options
   OPTIND=1            # getopts may have been previously used in this context
+  SERIALNO="Yes"      # Generate serial numbers
   TESTMODE=""
   VERBOSE=""
   while getopts ${OPTLIST} opt
       # Name your own graveyard
       g)
         GRAVEYARD=${OPTARG}
+      ;;
+      # Turn of serial number generation
+      s)
+        SERIALNO=""
       ;;
       # Don't do anything, just show what you would do
       t)
       else
         REALPATH=$(readlink -f $arg)
       fi
+      # See if we want serial numbers
+      SERIAL=""
+      if [ -n "${SERIALNO}" ]
+      then
+          SERIAL=".$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)"
+      fi
       SRCDIR=$(dirname $REALPATH)
       SRCFIL=$(basename $REALPATH)
       DESDIR=${GRAVEYARD}${SRCDIR}
-      SERIAL=".$(date +%Y%m%d%s%N)"
       DESFIL="${SRCFIL}${SERIAL}"
       CMD="${OPERATOR} $VERBOSE '${REALPATH}' '${DESDIR}/${DESFIL}'"

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