Anders Johansson wrote:
On Friday 01 March 2013 13:58:11 Linda Walsh wrote:
None of this solves the current problem of not executing the scripts under the user's shell.
Really Linda, unless you have a #! line in your script specifying which shell you want/need for it, you are relying on some undocumented effect that just happened to work in the past. This is not a good way of maintaining a system.
I think I said that anytime I save a script to my bin directory, I add such a line. I recommended doing that in the bug report above if you bothered to look. My usage was interactive temp script development -- I would expect it to use my current shell like most systems. Even WINDOWS looks at it's COMSPEC and honors it -- and will launch the correct shell -- That SuSE has 5+ year old patches that don't apply to products in it's releases -- and that suse is the only distro with some of it's reported problems that created the need for the patches is likely due to patches from 5 years before that that are still in the code -- i.e. 10 year old patches still left in the code that no longer apply. Stop trying to blame the user for bad SW development practices. The patch says it is for 3.2 -- it should have been retired after that. The current product is 4.2 and it is no longer applicable. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org