Why if I chnod +x my script can I not do ./myscript ?
Rob Landley
rob at landley.net
Thu Feb 23 21:39:21 UTC 2006
On Thursday 23 February 2006 3:36 pm, Paul Fox wrote:
> > Also, "make defconfig" doesn't select a default shell, so busybox won't
> > recognize the name "sh" because it doesn't know which shell to run.
> > Try: #!/bin/ash
>
> so by default (with defconfig) nothing gets installed as /bin/sh?
> doesn't that break a large number of things? like scripts that
> don't _have_ a "#!interpreter" line, and system(), and others?
>
> paul
Yup.
I suppose I could point it to lash, but this falls under the heading of
"packaging decisions" that I'm trying not to make for people...
Rob
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