Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/11/26/06:28:05
In a message dated 11/25/98 10:29:35 AM Pacific Standard Time,
wjones AT TC DOT FLUKE DOT COM writes:
> I found
> it convenient to make "/bin/sh.exe" a symbolic link
> to the real location of sh.exe (a much longer path).
> Now bash will just hang when trying to run a script
> that starts with "#!/bin/sh". To make such scripts
> work, I now have to copy sh.exe to /bin.
I found this symlink convenient too, especially on W95 when switching modes
between b19 and b20.
When running scripts which invoke expect on b20, I get a similar thing; they
look for expect in unexpected places, and it's not sufficient to satisfy these
places with a symlink. Not that I've found a way to get it to run correctly.
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