From: bas AT wn DOT com ("Bret A. Schuhmacher")
Subject: Re: what did I miss? #!.... doesn't work in bash
1 Nov 1996 08:05:22 -0800
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On Fri, 1 Nov 1996, James Dumser wrote:

> But you're not answering Bret's question. Sure the above script works,
> but try
> 	#!/bin/awk
> 	{ print $1 }
> This will work in Unix, but bash (execve() really) still passes this to
> bash instead of awk. So the question is how to get bash to execute a
> script file with an interpreter other than bash.

Thank you!  I thought I was being dense - no he *didn't* answer my 
question. :-).

I found out the MKS korn shell has an environment variable called 
HASHBANG that, when set to 1, will allow this to work.  I may have to 
use that. :-(

Bret

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