Description of problem: The remote agent install will only work with sh or compatible shell. If the destination account is using csh/tcsh, the process will fail on several occasions.

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The method to check if agent has been installed already (agentInstallCheck in SSHInstallUtility) sends a command with bash-only syntax (if [ -f .. ] ), that prevents the feature from working if destination account is using some other shell as default. This is the only command that depends on the bash-syntax.

agentInstallCheck malfunction will result in agent not installed will be presented, even if the agent is found and is running. Also, agent override existing installation = "no" will not work, but it is always overwritten.

"Remove any old agent update binary jars" part of the installation will fail, if there's no old files, as csh will evaluate *-sign and show an error "rm: No match" with exitCode 1, while bash will not show anything and return exit code 0 (and we expect empty return).

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.3.0.ER05


How reproducible: Always


Steps to Reproduce:
1. chsh to something not compatible with bash (for example tcsh)
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