Hello Gerrit,
Am 2006-11-20 15:51:40, schrieb Gerrit Pape:
> > but since I have tried to make some scripts POSIX compatibel I
> > was running into trouble. Under "bash" I run "enable -s" to get
> > all POSIX compatible commands, which include "source".
>
> That's wrong. A builtin or utility named 'source' isn't defined in
> POSIX.
OK, since the manpage say "enable -s" outputs ONLY POSIX commands,
and it show "source" should I write a bugreport against bash?
> > Installing a Sarge machine from scratch. let ALL of my scripts
> > fail, since the default in Sarge is "/bin/sh -> /bin/dash".
>
> Not that I know of. The dash package by default doesn't provide a
> symlink /bin/sh -> dash, only on user request through debconf.
The symlink was on ALL new installed Sarge r0 machines.
And I cen reproduce this, even if I use "expert24"
> Which is correct. '.' is to be used to source files.
Thanks for the info, I will change all of my scripts to use "."
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
Michelle Konzack
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Tamay Dogan Network
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