* Just how brain dead is SCO Unix?
@ 1992-02-11 1:53 Tom Culliton x2278
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From: Tom Culliton x2278 @ 1992-02-11 1:53 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: rc
While running some test programs through rc to beat it up some I began
to wonder what was taking so long. A couple of peeks with ps were
enough to make me feel quite ill. In SCO Unix /bin/test is a Bourne
shell script that does essentially this:
`basename $0` "$@"
8-P Blech! You can at least avoid running basename by using:
fn test {
/bin/sh -c test $*
}
But basically the choice is the test built into your shell (or Bourne
shell) or nothing! Any better suggestions are welcome.
Tom
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* Re: Just how brain dead is SCO Unix?
@ 1992-02-11 2:50 Byron Rakitzis
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From: Byron Rakitzis @ 1992-02-11 2:50 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: rc
I am sure there is a GNU test out there. Try looking for a "shellutils"
package.
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