On Saturday, September 27, 2014 3:51:23 PM UTC+1, Andreas Schwab wrote: > becker...@gmail.com writes: > > > > > $ (env;echo echo 'hello') | bash > > > > You cannot expect that the output of env is parsable by a shell. First > > and foremost, it lacks any kind of quoting.
env may not be the issue, but the at command is fairly ancient in unix terms; it is well documented in the 1983 version of 'The UNIX System' by S.R.Bourne. The at(1) command breaks if the latest bash(4.3.026-1) is used in Arch linux brokenness is observable. The current patches break stuff.
