On 01/15/2013 06:31 PM, Michal Hlavinka wrote:
Hi,
does anyone know, what exactly should
set -m
do? (man page did not help)
------- test.sh ------------
#!/bin/ksh
xterm &
read x
echo end
----------------------------
When I run ./test.sh and press ctrl-c, script ends, but xterm is still
running.
Other shells (tested with bash, dash, mksh, zsh) terminate xterm.
When I add "set -m", ksh and other shells behave the same - xterm is
left running.
Is this expected behaviour?
Also, when I use "ksh -m" it does not produce any error, but it does not
affect content of $- , on the other hand "ksh -e" does affect content of $-
Seems to me set -m does not work?
Michal
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