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Re: POSIX shell; bash ash pdksh & /bin/sh



Hi,
>>"Santiago" == Santiago Vila <sanvila@unex.es> writes:
 Santiago> On 3 Aug 1998, Manoj Srivastava wrote:

 >> I still don't think we can report bugs against packages merely
 >> for using bash.

 Santiago> Neither do I, if we talk about normal bugs, but wishlist
 Santiago> bugs are always a good thing if they come with a patch. If
 Santiago> someone sends me a patch which allows a #!/bin/bash script
 Santiago> to be #!/bin/sh, I will surely consider it a desirable
 Santiago> thing and will accept it.

	And I may not. Any reports against cvs-buildpackage shall be
 rejected, as they have before. Bash is still an essential package,
 and is still referred to in the policy manual. If this has to be
 changed, we need to ratify the constitution, so that I and the tech
 committee (along with others who have shown signs of volunteering)
 can do something about the policy manual. 

	Dictating policy via the BTS is not something I espouse.

	manoj
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