Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
{building of pdksh, modifying cygwin.bat}
: not foundrofile[2]: : not foundrofile[8]: : not foundrofile[11]: : not foundrofile[14]: : not foundrofile[17]: : not foundrofile[20]: : not foundrofile[23]: : not foundrofile[26]: : not foundrofile[30]: : not foundrofile[36]: ksh: /etc/profile[63]: syntax error: `done' unexpected
Hmm, this is weird. Do you have the default /etc/profile (as installed by the 'base-files' package), or did you customize yours?
$ ps -l PID PPID PGID WINPID TTY UID STIME COMMAND 3852 1 3852 3852 con 91693 04:37:11 /usr/bin/ksh 164 3852 164 2436 con 91693 04:37:22 /usr/bin/ps
What do I need to do to get rid of ": not foundrofile" errors ?
I suspect that the errors are actually '.......rofile[23]:^M:not found' (the ^M, or CR, is doing a carriage return). It's possible that a bash-ism got into the default /etc/profile, or it may be a text/binary error. I'll check it out if I can reproduce it.
9:1 that the text is 'ksh: /etc/profile[xx]: \n: not found', which does sound like a lineend problem.
I ran into this once, when I modified /etc/profile with a text editor that didn't understand Unix newlines without paying attention. Assuming that this is the cause, and that /etc is mounted binary, dos2unix should fix it.
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