Hi! > i other words the problem is that mc searches for a given name ? > IMHO it would be more easy to change mc and see what is happening > next.
1) Correct! 2) It works! :-) ... since several years (even before this Busybox bash hack). For older Busybox ash version I had to fix a few bits in mc, but currently can't remember exactly what I changed and for what reason (did many changes/hacks in mc for different purposes). As newer versions of Busybox work fine with mc I see no need to dig into old archives. On systems without bash and without mc binary changes I used a simple C wrapper for /bin/bash (just set arg[0] to "ash" then exec /bin/busybox with argv) In addition this shell script for /bin/bash worked successfully (but performance lose on each invocation): #!/bin/sh exec /bin/busybox ash "$@" -- Harald _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
