Make sure you are using the Linux bash shell. I symlinked /usr/pkg/emul/linux/bin/bash to /bin/bash (what a sacrilege!) to avoid editing all the scripts in the package.
Goodness! :) But I thot for a linux program, the kernel would
automagically map all requests for "/bin/bash" to
"/usr/pkg/emul/linux/bin/bash" right? Then why such a ghastly act of
symlinking? ;)
I too will try what you did and see if it behaves any differently. :)
Rakhesh
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