Hi Steffen,
Johannes Schöpfer wrote in <a06a7ca3-82d2-aacf-ed02-b20b45babd44@schoep\
fer.info>:
|> Debian uses 'dash' as its /bin/sh. Buster/testing is at version 0.5.10.2,
|> Stretch/stable at 0.5.8.
|>
|>>|I've also tried on Debian stable to rule out any weirdness in current
|>>|testing and get the same result.
|>>|
|>>|Any ideas?
|>>
|>> Not at the moment, no.
|>
|> I guess I could edit the various scripts to use /bin/bash explicity, that
|> should work. Will try later today.
|
|for that purpose, it's sufficient to:
|apt-get install bash
|ln -sf bash /bin/sh
|
|Or do the scripts contain this shebang?:
|#!/bin/dash
Oh no no no! Please just do
$ make SHELL=X VAL_SHELL=Y
where the VAL_SHELL is the shell that will be used by the MUA, and
SHELL the one of the configuration system.
It seems i musunderstood, i thought about Buildscripts which have
#!/bin/sh -> dash as shebang.
By the way Johannes, i have seen that the MUA already has been
updated in Slackware, but the slackbuilds template file of yours
is still the same. And i was wondering where all the changes come
from, could you enlighten me?
I know of https://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.2/network/s-nail/,
which i will update soon.
Then there's the official changelog of the upcoming slackware release,
ftp://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/slackware/slackware64-current/ChangeLog.txt,
where the build of s-nail is located here:
ftp://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/slackware/slackware64-current/source/n/s-nail/
Johannes
