> > 1. /bin/sh can be a symbolic link to any shell.
>
> This can't be right. For example, it obviously can't be a link
> to /bin/csh.
>
Ok. In accordance with this proposal, this means: /bin/csh will not be
in the list of standard /bin/shells. And if a call to the interface of the
standardshell
Hi,
my starting point is:
1. /bin/sh can be a symbolic link to any shell.
2. The reasons to alter the symbolic link are legitimate.
The rationale is: we do not want to cut off legitimate needs (even if we
might not know them). The user consequently must have the freedom, to have
/bin/sh as a sy
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