On Mon, 10 May 2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I stumbled over the following snippet in boot/qmail-smtpd/run:
>
> eval `env - envdir ./env awk '\
> BEGIN { for (i in ENVIRON) printf "%s=\"%s\"\n", i,
> ENVIRON[i] }'`
As a followup, I had to fix the qmail run scripts on a Solaris
system. This line, among many similar ones:
ALIASEMPTY=$(head -1 $QMAIL/control/aliasempty 2> /dev/null)
does not work under the default /bin/sh:
# TEST=$(cat /etc/passwd)
syntax error: `TEST=$' unexpected
# TEST=`cat /etc/passwd`
[OK...]
It seems like this works fine under bash, but not under the default
Solaris /bin/sh, which appears to be a Korn shell. So while we're
fixing the run scripts, I would appreciate it if either /bin/bash was
explicitly requested, or the `` syntax was used :)
Thanks
Ted
