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by bcoates
4281 days ago
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/bin/sh is the shell called by system(3) and used by portable scripts bundled with packages. Those things can't use anything but standard sh anyway, so having them run bash is overkill. "Don't use bash as your /bin/sh" isn't the same as "don't use bash as your interactive shell" or "don't write bash scripts" |
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