EF> I know /etc/init called /bin/sh /etc/rc back in the day,
KRE> It still does, normally.
Yes, that's what I found when reading init.c.
> Not really.
Well, it's /sbin/init now.
> "Executing a script" is just a shorthand way of saying "exexute
> the interpreter for which this script is designed t
Date:Wed, 12 Mar 2025 18:01:41 +0100
From:Edgar Fuß
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| I know /etc/init called /bin/sh /etc/rc back in the day,
It still does, normally.
| but things may have changed.
Not really.
| init(8) says "Executes /etc/rc".
It does, but "rc" is "run comm
I was wondering whether I could have /etc/rc being executed by another shell
(/rescue/sh).
I know /etc/init called /bin/sh /etc/rc back in the day, but things may have
changed.
init(8) says "Executes /etc/rc". /etc/rc has #!/bin/sh. But sbin/init.c has
argv[0] = "sh";
argv[1] =
