I want to install a package on a Linux machine - but I can't say which Linux Machine ( thanks Woody )
I've come to the conclusion that it would work best if all my scripts and programs operate in an environment where the commands they use are provided by a known version of busybox I ship with them. I've got everything going with busybox, and I particularly don't want to find it's all different on a Debian machine. So ... My subsystem all starts up using S94netrix. ( I guess ) I'd like all the stuff started there, and everything it ever subsequently invokes to use a path to /myapp/bin:/myapp/sbin:/myapp/usr/bin:/myapp/usr/sbin or similar. ----------------------------------- Is there any reason why that would upset 'standard' functions like OpenVPN, PPP, dhcp or anything else, if I start them up from an environment where they don't access the original /bin and friends? ----------------------------------- if I set export PATH=/myapp/bin:/myapp/sbin:/myapp/usr/bin:/myapp/usr/sbin at the start of S94netrix.... will everything invoked from it inherit it.... or maybe I need to add export ENV=/myapp/setmypath.sh anyway, all suggestions welcome, even "It's not possible" D _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
