On Friday 21 June 2002 02:48 pm, Chris Backas wrote: > So, testing from the command line, we found that if we use bash > instead (which is what sh IS on RedHat) the script works just fine > and the Appserver starts. What we did was to write a stub-script > which poses as 'webkit' and just invokes the real 'webkit' script by > explicitly calling bash first. �Is there some easy fix here though > that would make this script work unchanged in a REAL sh shell? > (Solaris's startup scripts explicitly call sh on all the rc-level > scripts, therefore putting #!/usr/bin/bash instead on the top doesn't > help)
I don't know enough about sh vs. bash to say. I expected a #!/usr/bin/bash line to work, but as you pointed out, Solaris doesn't provide for that. I think you'll have to live with your stub script. > Secondly, the startup script calls python directly - but at system > startup on this system, the command fails, as 'python' is not in the > path. �What makes this worse, is that the script happily prints out > the success message when in fact it failed. If Python is not your in your path, I think there is no other solution other than hard coding it. I agree that it shouldn't print success when it failed. We can add that to the bug list. My thought is that we should put Solaris comments at the top of the script to save the next person some research time. Sorry if I don't have stronger solutions, but those Solaris characteristics seem awfully weird... -Chuck ------------------------------------------------------- Sponsored by: ThinkGeek at http://www.ThinkGeek.com/ _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
