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Gilles Espinasse wrote:
> This was just to inform.
> You could require what you desire.
>
> For me, less requirement is better so we will adapt our scripts. I do
> not imagine I could make Ubuntu change something just to let IPCop
> compile ;-)
You don't have to make Ubuntu change anything. Just make sure the user
that's running your scripts (...or at least, I'm assuming that's how
people do an "IPCop compile"?) is running bash. Then, if they already
are running bash, also add a "set -B". The book instructions should
work at that point.
Though I've just had my brother run a test on an Ubuntu 8.04 system that
he has: he started up a terminal, and ran "echo word{1,2,3}", and got
back "word1 word2 word3". He also verified that $SHELL was set to
/bin/bash (by default: he didn't change anything related to the default
shell), and that "braceexpand" was present in $SHELLOPTS (also by
default).
So I'd say it Works For Me, at least on that host. Have you been able
to reproduce the issue yourself?
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