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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, 28 September 2000 13:35
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [plug] bash on AIX
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>
> That's probably BS. ksh (Korn shell) doesn't have anything
> special in it
> w.r.t. bash.
>
> Why don't you ask IBM? the new AIX5 comes with bash (in fact,
> it's bundled
> with so many GNU utilities that people are -- half-jokingly
> -- saying it
> should be called GNU/AIX).
>
I just attended an basic AIX training with IBM and we were using AIX 4.3.
FYI, meron din siyang bash na naka install.
Christian,
try looking at the file /etc/shells then if bash isn't listed you can just
try echoing the absolute filename of bash to that file.
#echo /usr/bin/bash >> /etc/shells or
#echo /bin/bash >> /etc/shells or
#echo /usr/sbin/bash >> /etc/shells.
Check mo na lang kung saan naka install. D ko na maalala.
Then to change shell:
#chsh -s bash
I also don't know if you were really asking this type of question. I
couldn't retrieve the trails.
Anyways, this is not just for AIX. This also applicable to other unices.
hth...
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