The Bash Shell

Started by Steve, Jun 01, 2010, 12:36:47

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Steve

Its one of those google books, a good reference guide for learning some shell commands etc


here
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Rik

Out of curiosity, who uses which shell amongst us?
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Steve

I think most of mine is bash unless I put an sh in front 
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I sometimes do ksh at work, or zsh where I can get away with it.
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esh

bash, anything else is asking for trouble when you are using external scripts in my experience, though a lot of folks around me are a little old-fashioned and use csh/tcsh... someone here has a 6,000 line csh script. It is a monster.
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nowster

bash in normal usage. sh (dash) for my packages.

Rik

Why the difference?
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john

Before we migrated to PC's I used the C-shell extensively on Sun's but I also sometimes used the Bourne shell and ocassionally the Korn shell.

nowster

Quote from: Rik on Jun 01, 2010, 15:00:12
Why the difference?

Between bash and dash?

# ls -l /bin/[bd]ash
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 811156 Apr 10 13:03 /bin/bash
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root  84144 May 27 00:08 /bin/dash

Most helpful for those with lower memory available (eg. embedded systems).

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