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From: Dan Cross <cross@math.psu.edu>
Subject: [9fans] Whither ape/psh?
Date: Thu,  9 Jan 2003 00:03:02 -0500
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There exist several ape/psh's.  /386/bin/ape/psh, /mips/bin/ape/psh (I
think it was MIPS, anyway), and /rc/bin/ape/psh.  Of those, the one in
/rc/bin/ape seems the most reasonable; but by default typing ``ape/psh''
on an x86 machine runs /386/bin/ape/psh.  Doing bind -b /rc/bin/ape
/386/bin/ape or other such permutations really confuses something in ape,
so I stopped trying it and overwrote /386/bin/ape with:

#!/bin/rc
exec /rc/bin/ape/psh $*

This works reasonably, and it'd be nice to see it go onto sources.  It'd
be nicer to see bind -r or an overlay filesystem.

	- Dan C.