+case "$PYTHON" in + *python*) ;; + *) + echo "$me: Invalid python executable ${PYTHON}"; + echo "$me: Python support disabled"; + exit 0;; +esac
Thanks. But I'm not sure about requiring the executable name to include "python". Apart from technically being against GNU standards, I can imagine people making a link named anything and then using that. For whatever reason. Maybe it would suffice to run $PYTHON -V and see if the result matches grep -i python? I don't have Python 2.0 (the oldest we claim to support, though I have my doubts), but it works with Python 2.7. $ python2.7 -V Python 2.7.18 Wdyt? --thanks, karl.