> Maybe it's just me, but it seems that there's a problem with the installed
> /root/.shrc. Commenting out everything in that file makes it work
> properly.. without, sh complains about a 'syntax error before } on line 3'
> or something.

I fixed it.

-hup(){ (read pid; kill -HUP $pid) </var/run/$1.pid }
+hup(){ (read pid; kill -HUP $pid) </var/run/$1.pid; }

Also, I noticed that the sh(1) man page example that relates to this is wrong!
Plus the control operator list was badly formatted because parentheses and
semicolon apparently need to be quoted to get the right spacing. All fixed.

Todd Whitesel
toddpw @ best.com