Hi,
is passing SHELL=/bin/sh to bin/package something that's supposed to
work in all cases by the way?
Because
bin/package make ast-ksh SHELL=/bin/sh
yields errors like this one for me:
++ regress
/var/tmp/paludis/build/app-shells-ksh-2010.08.11/work/src/cmd/INIT/mamake.tst
mamake
./regress: line 228: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./regress: line 228: ` !($KEEP)) j="$j $i" ;;'
running regress through /bin/ksh works but running it through /bin/sh
does not. /bin/ksh cannot be assumed to exist on the system one is
testing on and using the ksh one just built for testing that very
version of ksh doesn't sound like a good idea. So that script should
work with /bin/sh, no?
Kind regards,
Elias
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