Cristian Baboi wrote:
>
> In the file eaccess.c , the function sh_eaccess call access(path, mode)
> if test -x is called as root.
> On Solaris x86, access (path,mode) return true regardless of the state
> of executable bit.
Damned if you use custom code in place of access(2), damned if you
don't.
Mike Frysinger wrote:
> what i meant was that for some reason, i didnt get the readonly error after
> modifying one of those four values, but the script stopped parsing at the
> same spot since it was a readonly var ...
>
> (UID=1)
> -bash: UID: readonly variable
>
> (BASH_ARGV=""; UID=1; echo
In the file eaccess.c , the function sh_eaccess call access(path, mode) if
test -x is called as root.
On Solaris x86, access (path,mode) return true regardless of the state of
executable bit.
the top level Makefile has a race condition in the readline subdir due to how
it's been architected ...
start with the bash deps:
$(Program): ... $(LIBDEP) ...
LIBDEP expands to:
LIBDEP = ... $(READLINE_DEP) $(HISTORY_DEP) ...
and the DEP vars expant to the LIBRARY vars:
$(READLINE_LIBRARY): ..
