Check how gunzip can end up with #!/usr/bin/bash as the interpreter

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Check how gunzip can end up with #!/usr/bin/bash as the interpreter

Opened this issue 5 years ago · 1 comments

Spotted by thor, unintentional bash being picked up.

Answer 1 · 2019-11-05T16:03:06.000Z

Basically for certain packages (gunzip, liblzma seen as problems) - if there is a /bin/bash on the build host they'll use that as the invocation script instead of a standard IRIX shell like /bin/ksh.

Quick fix: Edit the /usr/didbs/VERSION/bin/gunzip script and change the shell to /bin/ksh.