On Fri, 5 Jan 2018, Cowboy wrote:
The standard for many years has been to call the system default shell as #! /bin/sh
Then, you expect /bin/sh to be a symbolic to the shell of choice. Could be the Korn shell, Bourne shell, C-shell, Bourne Again shell..
On Deebian 9, /bin/sh is a symbolic link to /bin/dash, while /bin/bash is a different binary.
A properly written shell script should run the same under any of them, so calling #! /bin/sh is appropriate.
The script runs equally well under either shell, but 'RN' only seems to work with bash scripts, and not, for instance, Perl scripts. My question is: is that the intended behavior?
Rob -- Слышу голос из прекрасного далёка, Он зовёт меня в чудесные края, Слышу голос, голос спрашивает строго - А сегодня что для завтра сделал я.
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