> Actually /bin/sh depends on the distro / implementation. On most it
> is a link to the intended dominant shell. On Ubuntu -> dash on debian
> -> bash on fedora/redhat/centos -> bash.
Actually, it seems that Debian also uses dash nowadays (at least my
machines do, and they run Debian).
> #!/bin/tcsh
If you use tcsh for shell scripting, I think you owe it to yourself to
learn sh scripting.
Stefan
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