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   Exit status:

     0 if all variables specified were found
     1 if at least one specified variable was not found
     2 if a write error occurred

If coreutils doesn't find a particular environment variable (given as
command-line arg), then it will return exitcode 1, whereas busybox simply
still returns 0, which goes against the spec above.

Coreutils:

$ printenv blahblah
$ echo $?
1

(environment variable 'blahblah' not found, so returns 1)

$ printenv _ blahblah
/usr/bin/printenv
$ echo $?
1

(Note that the _ variable returns the name of the currently-executing
program, so it is found, but 'blahblah' is still not found, so still
returns 1.)

Busybox:
$ ./busybox printenv blahblah
$ echo $?
0

pgbovine at hexapod ~/busybox
$ ./busybox printenv _ blahblah
./busybox
$ echo $?
0

Exits with 0 even though 'blahblah' was not found.

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 vda - 11-11-08 15:00  
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Fixed in svn, thanks. 

Issue History 
Date Modified   Username       Field                    Change               
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11-11-08 13:50  pgbovine       New Issue                                    
11-11-08 13:50  pgbovine       Status                   new => assigned     
11-11-08 13:50  pgbovine       Assigned To               => BusyBox         
11-11-08 15:00  vda            Status                   assigned => closed  
11-11-08 15:00  vda            Note Added: 0015494                          
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