s_vijay65 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am invoking bash as non-login shell i.e. using execvp() from my
> application, but when the bash returns prompt the defualt directory is /dev.
> I want $HOME should be my defualt directory after login to bash.
You need to change to that directory in the c
following-up on 3rd item:
[..]
3. What does the traceback look like when bash is run under gdb and
allowed to fail?
I suspect that the libraries are pre-bound to use the system's malloc,
and the calls to different malloc libraries are causing the core dumps.
Another possibility is that
Hi Friends,
I am invoking bash as non-login shell i.e. using execvp() from my
application, but when the bash returns prompt the defualt directory is /dev.
I want $HOME should be my defualt directory after login to bash.
I have used "-rcfile" option to read the /etc/bashrc file forcefully and in
