> On the otherhand, putting any command in the chain makes the behavior
> disappear.
>
> cpu% @{rfork e; echo hi} |cat > /env/hi cpu% cat /env/hi hi
>
> My question is, is this intensional? It feels as if there is a
> leakage here of the rfork when its effect is felt beyond the braces,
> and it feels odd for the two fs interfaces to behave differently (even
> though one of them is special)
>
When the subshell executes the rfork, how is it to know that the /env is
"outside of the braces"?
Another way of asking it is:
if I have a program with an open file descriptor in /env and calls rfork RFENVG
what should happen with its /env?
That program is the shell and any command it executes that inherits
the file descriptor.
G.
