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SubjectRe: Shell-Script problems

Date: Sat, 7 Dec 1996 13:31:23 -0700
From: andersee@et.byu.edu (Erik Andersen)

That was me, and I am STILL having some wierd script problems under 2.1.14.
The following is taken directly from an xterm running bash under 2.0.27,
and demonstrates the correct behavior:

Under 2.0.27, the script identifies itself, via the /proc interface,
as "scum" - somewhat imprecise as the interpreter's identity is
hidden. Under 2.1.14, BOTH the interpreter AND the interpreted
program name are listed, for greater precision. Doing 'ps -ax' will
show you "bash /some/path/scum". Unfortunately, in your case, you
have specified arguments to PS (-acux) that tells PS to omit the
arguments to the running program, reducing your PS output to just
"bash".

It's not a bug; it's a feature. :-)

Kris

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