Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Ron Isaacson writes:
> cheap hack. I have no idea why this would work on Linux but fail on
> Solaris, although I do note that CONFIG_SHELL ends up being /bin/bash
> on Linux and /bin/ksh on Solaris, so perhaps it's something
> ksh-specific. Any ideas?
Solaris is well(?)-known for this kind of failure mode (see also
/usr/ucb/bin/cc, IIRC, and everybody's favorite utility, Solaris tar).
I think we're reasonably good about keeping bash-isms out of our
configure script, but I don't think ksh is close enough to Bourne sh
to work. And there's no guarantee that Solaris's ksh is the same as
other ksh's. It might even be buggy. ;-)
I would try to force a Bourne shell. I'll see if I can find a ksh
somewhere and try that on Linux and Mac OS X.
Sun decided to support POSIX with an entirely separate set of utilities.
Not very user friendly, but they should do the trick. I have
CONFIG_SHELL set to /usr/xpg4/bin/sh
Rodney
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