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what shell is this
Raj Ohadi
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I saw a script start with
#! /bin/sh
Is this a Korn shell script ? or Born shell script ? or C shell script ? How can I tell ?
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may help. There are others as well, like zsh.
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You also might want to run the following command:
ls -l /bin/sh
Quite often /bin/sh is a symbolic link to another shell, usually bash in modern Linux distributions.
Life is good on the Ponderosa,<br />but mind where you step.
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