Hello all,
How do I change the interpreter of my shell script ?
Is iy sufficient to specify "bash" rather than "sh" before the script
when launching it ?
Thanks
by Marco Mapell » Thu, 03 Jan 2002 03:48:58
How do I change the interpreter of my shell script ?
Is iy sufficient to specify "bash" rather than "sh" before the script
when launching it ?
Thanks
by Dave Granti » Thu, 03 Jan 2002 09:19:28
> How do I change the interpreter of my shell script ?
> Is iy sufficient to specify "bash" rather than "sh" before the script
> when launching it ?
etc.
Dave
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1. Which shell interpreter has priority: The declared, the current or calling?
Imagine I have the three shells csh, ksh and bash.
Currently I am working under shell a and call from the command line
a script with shebang "#!/bin/b" by shell c
e.g.:
csh>ksh myscript.sh
where myscript.sh starts
#!/usr/local/bin/bash
By which shell/script interpreter is the script executed?
Matt
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