Re: /bin/sh != /bin/bash ? [was Re: zsh vs bash]
On Wed, 12 Mar 1997, Steve wrote:
> The problem is that the scripts only work with bash in sh mode and not
> with sh-compatible shells such as ash. Try making /bin/sh a symlink to
> /bin/ash and reboot. You'll get error messages from the startup
So if these script doesn't work with ash nor zsh in sh-mode, then
shouldn't they be changed to #!/bin/bash ?
> Most people have no problem using ash or zsh for /bin/sh. But most
> people are not Debian users. :-/
I'd like to have zsh as my *only* shell on the system.
Apparently, this is not possible with Debian. What are those bash-specific
options you refer to? Could the scripts be changed to work with ash &
zsh's sh-compatible modes?
// Jonas <job@abc.se> [2:201/262.37]
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