>> We'd need mksh to network shares for homes first though.
>> My home is: ///gbravery and it really doesn't like it.
>The newly released mksh-39c-3 handles UNC paths correctly now.
Now that's much better! My #! stuff works and it copes with my home being a UNC
perfectly.
I've removed my home-spu
On 22 March 2011 12:55, Bravery, Gavin S wrote:
> We'd need mksh to network shares for homes first though.
> My home is: ///gbravery and it really doesn't like it.
The newly released mksh-39c-3 handles UNC paths correctly now.
Cheers!
Chris
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On 22 March 2011 11:33, Bravery, Gavin S wrote:
> BTW, I have a side issue which is when mksh installs it doesn't make a ksh
> link, which means scripts with #!/usr
> /bin/ksh stop working.
Indeed, I should really fix that. I'll look into how to create a
postinstall script to create the link.
C
On 22 March 2011 12:13, David Sastre wrote:
> WJFFM with the PS1 setting included in 4.0-6 for mksh.
Indeed it does, I guess I should have tested it. The previous
(pre-4.0) /etc/profile did not set PS1 correctly for mksh.
Sorry for the noise.
Chris
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On Mar 22 17:13, David Sastre wrote:
> Maybe it should be considered to drop pdksh from the distro, being
> mksh a mantained replacement and pdksh orphaned and upstream
> unmantained.
Given that the latest pdksh package is from 2003, this sounds like a
really good idea to me.
Corinna
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>>> If you want to use a ksh derivative, you are probably better
>>> switching to mksh, which is actively mantained.
>>> IOW, /etc/profile no longer supports pdksh. If you want to keep
>>> using it, you'll need to explicitely add support for it (as you've
>>> done already).
>>Agreed, however, th
2011/3/22, Bravery, Gavin S wrote:
Basically, the escapes aren't working right (in XWindows at the very
least).
So I have now changed it to say:
case "${KSH_VERSION}" in
*MIRBSD*KSH* )
PS1=$(print '^[]0;${PWD}\n^[[32m${USER}@${HOSTNAME}
^[[33m${PWD/${
>>> Basically, the escapes aren't working right (in XWindows at the very least).
>>>
>>> So I have now changed it to say:
>>> case "${KSH_VERSION}" in
>>> *MIRBSD*KSH* )
>>> PS1=$(print '^[]0;${PWD}\n^[[32m${USER}@${HOSTNAME}
>>> ^[[33m${PWD/${HOME}/~}^[[0m\n$ ')
>>> ;;
>>> *PD*KSH* )
On 22 March 2011 10:34, David Sastre wrote:
> 2011/3/22, Bravery, Gavin S wrote:
>> Basically, the escapes aren't working right (in XWindows at the very least).
>>
>> So I have now changed it to say:
>> case "${KSH_VERSION}" in
>> *MIRBSD*KSH* )
>> PS1=$(print '^[]0;${PWD}\n^[[32m${USER}@${
2011/3/22, Bravery, Gavin S wrote:
> I have a minor issue with the /etc/profile file in base files.
>
> I still use KSH (generally pdksh) and there is a problem with how this file
> is setting PS1.
> Basically, the escapes aren't working right (in XWindows at the very least).
>
> So I have now chan
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