If you start a script with #!/bin/sh, then the entire script is executed
as a shell script (and you can even execute it as perl or whatever you
like). Without that beginning, the commands in the script are executed
one line at a time (which originally was the only method available).
-- Dave
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I know this is a stupid question about your (cool!) hint, please
forgive me...
Should new info files prepend "#!/bin/sh" at the beginning of scripts
or is it optional? (and only for debugging)
Carsten
On Friday, January 31, 2003, at 07:47 pm, Ben Hines wrote:
Run your in-line fink scripts wi
