Re: seduid scripts

[Frank Ridderbusch <ridderbusch.pad@sni.de>]

>>>>> "MH" == mint-request  <hohmuth@freia.inf.tu-dresden.de> writes:
>From nerv Mon Mar 22 10:52 MET 1993

MH> Eric writes:

> / -> \ mapping isn't going back into the kernel. Sorry.
> 
> I have no particular objection to putting #! interpretation in, but
> it would have to be "#!\bin\sh" rather than "#!/bin/sh".

MH> Umm.. that's not really what people want, is it?  Looks like we have to
MH> put it into the library.

MH> Eric, have you any idea how setuid scripts could be achieved, then?

MH> Regards,
MH> Michael
MH> -- 
MH> Internet: hohmuth@freia.inf.tu-dresden.de


I somehow fail to understand, why you all are so keen to put
'#!/bin/sh' in the beginning of shell scripts. I definitly want the
'#!' feature myself, but why can't we live with '#!c:\bin\sh'. I mean,
if there thousands of shell script, which could be moved from UNIX to
MiNT and which can then run unmodified, then I can possibly understand
the request, but we are on the ST which uses the '\' in the kernel.

Even with the links in the unified filesystem, I don't that we have a
standard filesystem layout ala unix soon. 
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