Fix for Solaris10 sh - #212
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Commit 44a4f19 uses $(command) notation to populate SSL_ARGS. This notation is not supported by Solaris10 sh. Use backticks instead. Ksh expands aliases containing '=' differently from bash, but seems to work fine when an alias is evaluated inside backticks. Call NODETOOL inside backticks consistently throughout the file. As other functions depend on ping_node() returning the exit code from NODETOOL, but CLI users expect to see the stdout output, capture the exit code before echoing the command output.
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Commit 44a4f19 uses $(command) notation
to populate SSL_ARGS. This notation is not supported by Solaris10 sh.
Use backticks instead.
Ksh expands aliases containing '=' differently from bash, but seems
to work fine when an alias is evaluated inside backticks. Call NODETOOL
inside backticks consistently throughout the file.