Andrew Josey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Not sure if you made a typo there, but Solaris places their XPG4 > (aka POSIX.2 / aka UNIX 95 / aka UNIX 98) shell in /usr/xpg4.
You provided the information I was seeking anyway. If we decide that /bin/sh is an XPG3 shell, then we need to decide where the POSIX confirming shell will be placed. The options include: /bin/posixsh (or another name, would be ugly if used for more programs) /usr/xpg4/bin/sh (Solaris) /usr/posix/bin/sh /opt/posix/bin/sh Or both the first option and one of the following options. Using /opt would imply that the POSIX execution environment is an add-on package, which would probably be a bad idea in the long run. - Dan
