Some cygwin packages install shell scripts that begin with the line
#!/bin/sh
The latest example is the smartd script that smartmontools installs in
/etc/rc.d/init.d. But there are many others. This seems to be standard
Linux usage.
On some of my PCs, this causes the shell script to fail. In most
cases, I can fix this by replacing the above line with
#!/usr/bin/bash
I would like a canonical solution to this issue. Should I simply copy
/usr/bin/bash.exe to /bin/bash.exe? This has fixed the problem on one
of my PCs.
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