cron job verification
Kevin D. Clark
clark_k at pannaway.com
Wed Feb 2 18:54:01 EST 2005
Ed Robitaille writes:
> If I'm not mistaken, If #!/bin/sh is used the shell will use what is
> set for the user variable $SHELL when a user logs in. I use zsh and
> have SHELl set for /bin/zsh.
If what you say is true, why when you run a /bin/sh script doesn't
exec run your shell scripts through /bin/zsh? After all, you set
SHELL to /bin/zsh.
I think that the resulting havoc would be kindof amusing.
Suggestion: the bash man page has a lot of good material on this
topic.
> The predominant scripting $SHELL seems to be bash.
I disagree. The Bourne Shell would be my answer.
Regards,
--kevin
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