Re: OT - Any true bourne shells out there for linux?

[Devin Reade <gdr@xxxxxxx>]

I've not looked at it in a few years, but I seem to recall that ash
was fairly close to the traditional Bourne syntax.

I don't know if it is helpful to your case, but if you have a 
script that is bash-specific, it is a good idea to change the magic
line from 
   # !/bin/sh
to
   # !/bin/bash
That way, if you're running it on non-Linux platforms it will either
work or give you a useful error message up front (in the case that
bash isn't installed).

Devin
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