Re: Server turned to sushi, please fix bash
My tale may help someone who needs part of potato.
That bug bit me when I was setting up a test machine. I got lucky,
though. I had logged into another VC, so I could run commands. I
forced bash to install my mounting an NFS partition with the Debian
distribution and running dpkg on the package. I recovered the install
and ran the system OK.
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 11:09:59AM -0500, Mark Mealman wrote:
> Needed glibc2.1 for an Oracle install so I did an upgrade from slink to
> potato.
>
> Mistake.
>
> You're not a real server admin until you lose the ability to log into
> your machine and none of the rc scripts execute when you reboot(/bin/sh
> not found!!).
>
> Please roll back bash or statically compile readlines into it.
>
> I'm hearing nothing but grief from the Windows admins here in our
> office.
>
> -Mark
>
>
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