Re: Why does bash make itself unconditionally /bin/sh?

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Subject: Re: Why does bash make itself unconditionally /bin/sh?
From: Matthew Johnson <mjj29@debian.org>
Date: Fri, 9 Apr 2010 11:18:10 +0100
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On Fri Apr 09 10:52, Matthew Johnson wrote:
> Having just had an argument on IRC about /bin/sh diversions, it appears that
> the situation in Sid has changed again since I last looked at it.

Hmm, thanks to bwh for pointing out my mistake, sorry for the noise.

Matt
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