On 01/11/10 08:00 -0400, David Spencer wrote:
Don't you think its a lot easier for you to remember to exec these
scripts with bash, than to get everybody else to change their scripts
to work with your symlink? :)
Technical measures are always better than "remembering". That's what
"#!/bin/bash" is for.
What follows is just a personal opinion. I try to write my scripts to
the highest standards. If I start with #!/bin/sh, and then I write a
bashism, then #!/bin/sh was a lie, and when someone points that out, I
am embarassed and grateful, especially when the fix is really, really
easy. I'm not "everybody", but then, not everybody's script starts
with a lie. Just three of mine :-/
So changing the shbang lines to read #!/bin/bash would suffice, no?
.andy
-D.
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