[#RIO-214] use /bin/sh in unix shell scripts instead of /bin/bash

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use /bin/sh in unix shell scripts instead of /bin/bash

Created: 20/Jan/10 05:49 PM Updated: 22/Apr/11 03:43 PM

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4.0 M3

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4.0 M3

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Unix start scripts refer to /bin/bash which is not available by default on some unix systems.
I changed some of them (rio, startall, monitor) to sh. A simple launch revealed no synthactical problems and everything seemed to work with no problem. (This test could not be claimed as exhaustive, though :-)

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Zsolt Kúti added a comment - 20/Jan/10 05:50 PM

I am sorry, I forget to set priority to low...

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Dennis Reedy added a comment - 25/Jan/10 10:59 PM

All shell scripts now begin with the sequence #!/bin/sh

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Ian Pojman added a comment - 22/Apr/11 03:43 PM

Zsolt, is the problem fixed for you now? Also can you confirm your "/bin/sh -version" does not show that your sh is actually bash? (I wonder because it seems to me that these scripts are using bash specific things like "case/esac" ).

Also FWIW, i think the safest way is "#Unable to render embedded object: File (/usr/bin/env sh" or "#) not found./usr/bin/env bash"

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Ian Pojman added a comment - 22/Apr/11 03:43 PM

scratch that, case/esac is in /bin/sh