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* Andrej Borsenkow | So what? The question is, if the exibited behaviour of *sh* is | correct; the question was not "if sh is bash". Earnie wanted to point out that my report was inappropriate at the bash-bug mailinglist (which I had included since on my Linux systems /bin/sh is a link to /bin/bash, so I just assumed the two being identical on Cygwin too, which is not the case end of long sentence) | IMHO that is a bug in sh (or ash if you insist). The 'echo $?' is | the next command executed after 'false' - so , there is nothing that | can change the value of '$?' in between. For completeness sake: On my SUSE 7.1 System, `ash', `sh' and `bash' all echo `1', so I think this is really a problem in the cygwin port of `ash' which gets installed as /bin/sh. I just had a quick glance at the ash source, but I'm in for the weekend now, so no patches :-) R' -- Want to unsubscribe from this list? Check out: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple
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