On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 07:55:50AM -0400, Brian Callahan wrote:
As the subject line says, this unhardcodes /bin/bash to /usr/bin/env bash.
This eases packing on the BSDs, and probably other systems, that do not put
bash in /bin.
This is what I have to do as the OpenBSD port maintainer of hlwm to get hlwm
to work.
The idea sounds fine to me, so thanks for the suggestion!
Generated from
perl -pi -e "s,^#!/bin/bash,#!/usr/bin/env bash,g" `grep -Rl /bin/bash *`
from the top of the hlwm tree.
Thanks for the regex, it helped me a lot finding some problems in your
patch (see below). (BTW I needed to single-quote the regexp because of
the '!').
There are many problems with the format of your patch, which seem to be
caused by your user-agent, Thunderbird:
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ Add a rule for the clients pid, before the client
appears. This script
creates two xterms with different behaviours:
Here, your user-agent wrapped the long line, so the patch became
invalid. Furthermore all trailing spaces were missing in your patch (and
there were some more problems and it took some time to make it apply. I
was able to get the problem because you gave me the regexp).
It is now merged as:
* b1fe138 Unhardcode /bin/bash
To avoid the above patch-problem in the future, I suggest one of the
following solutions (with decreasing priority):
- Attach the patch generated by git-format-patch to your mail (instead
of inlining it)
- Get familiar with spaces/newlines and then disable the
auto-line-wrapping feature of Thunderbird (which also causes
problems with the Enigmail-Plugin when signing mails)
- Send patches using git-send-email (Used by many people, IMO not
worth the effort of setting up a local MTA)
Cheers,
Thorsten