On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 06:49:28PM +0200, Tina Harriott wrote: > We've hit a roadblock in application deployment because the ksh in > RHEL 7 does not support typeset -c:
It's an ugly workaround, but you did say "roadblock"...
Any chance you could get going again with something like this? Sure,
it's slower than a built-in typeset -c, but it'll be faster than
trying to poke the RHEL bear with a stick. ;-)
# typeset -c bar=foo
eval "$(typeset -p foo |sed -e s/foo/bar/)"
I imagine there could be an upper limit to what eval will cope with,
and "typeset -p $foo" could exceed that limit. If that proves true,
you might have to use a temp file and . that instead.
Good luck,
Bob
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