good question -- sorry for the lack of background info
"eksh" is the name an internal at&t group has given to ksh93
compiled with the SHOPT_AUDIT compile-time option enabled
SHOPT_AUDIT appends each executed command line (as it would appear
in the ksh history) to the file named by SHOPT_AUDITFILE
(SHOPT_AUDITFILE could be a physical file or /dev/tcp/... socket)
$KSH_VERSION has a sequence of [[:alpha:]] letters that signify
the SHOPT_* options enabled for the corresponding ksh
A SHOPT_AUDIT
B SHOPT_BASH
J SHOPT_COSHELL
j SHOPT_BGX
L SHOPT_ACCT
M SHOPT_MULTIBYTE
P SHOPT_PFSH
R SHOPT_REGRESS
the default is JM, as in
Version JM 93u+ 2011-08-07
On Wed, 7 Sep 2011 10:32:59 -0700 (PDT) Neil Mahoney wrote:
> I've lost the OPs name, but can an ast-user tell us what is eksh? I tried
> googling it, and I didn't see any appropriate entries.
> Cordially
> Neil Mahoney
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