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In-Reply-To: Alan Watson's message of Wed, 16 Jun 1993 11:02:02 -0400 <9306161502.AA24353@oldp.astro.wisc.edu>
Subject: FAQ system list 


   4.13 mentions the deficient test in SCO Unix and the complete absence
   of /bin/test in Unicos (took me a while to figure out why trip.rc
   wasn't working...).

Oh, I forgot about this.  HP/UX 8.0 doesn't have /bin/test; 9.0 does.
Also, any shell not listed in /etc/shells or beginning with `r' is
considered `restricted', and any invocation of shell(3) will fail.
This breaks a *lot* of things--even xrdb.