So as long as the OS check is first, we don't evaluate $EUID except on Cygwin.
But it wasn't as such the existence or not of $EUID that was the problem here, was it? The problem
was the use of -eq operator when the left-hand side of the operator, "$EUID" , was an empty string
and thus not a number, no?
BTW, the "z" prefixes that Michael added are not needed. Surely all modern shells (or standalone
test commands) handle test "" = 0 just fine. The convention to avoid nonempty arguments to test
is just hypercorrectness by now. (For any platform where one would seriously consider building
LibreOffice, at least.) The configure.in script uses test "$foo" = "" already.
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