On 10/13/06, Eric Hodel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sep 22, 2006, at 2:16 PM, Jim Freeze wrote:
>
> But not from cron on FreeBSD since $PATH isn't set.
Pathing on cronjobs isn't the problem of env here. The user
writing the cron job must make sure that the path to ruby, and env,
is available.
> > If this is the default, then I think it needs to be without switches.
>
> I like my -w, please don't remove it.
I feel your pain. :)
There seem to be two usage scenarios.
1) Those needing /usr/bin/env when running multiple versions of ruby
on the same OS.
2) Those needing /usr/bin/env when running ruby on multiple OS's.
Those under scenario #1 can have switches left on unless they are using Linux.
Those under scenario #2 must have switches off if Linux is in the mix of OS's.
What do you think about the following options:
--with-env
--with-env-no-switches
--
Jim Freeze
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