Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Doriano Blengino ha scritto:
>>
>>> Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
>>>
>
> SHELL is just an equivalent of EXEC ["sh", "-c", "XXX"] where "XXX" is
> the string passed to the SHELL command.
>
>>> je...@jesus:~$ cat /usr/local/b
> Doriano Blengino ha scritto:
> > Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
> Hi again
>
> Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem:
> SHELL command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
> executed. As you can guess, running my project executable
Doriano Blengino escribió:
> Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
Hi again
Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem: SHELL
command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
executed. As you can guess, running my project executable the normal way
>
Doriano Blengino ha scritto:
> Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
>
Hi again
Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem: SHELL
command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
executed. As you can guess, running my project executable the norma
Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
>>> Hi again
>>>
>>> Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem: SHELL
>>> command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
>>> executed. As you can guess, running my project executable the normal way
>>> (not using GB_DIR) it is runnin
>> Hi again
>>
>> Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem: SHELL
>> command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
>> executed. As you can guess, running my project executable the normal way
>> (not using GB_DIR) it is running right. Could this be a bug?
>>
> Jesus Guardon escribió:
> > Benoît Minisini escribió:
> >>> Hi all
> >>>
> >>> I am experimenting with the GB_DIR environment variable, and I've made
> >>> a deb package with my program to install it in /opt. The current dir
> >>> structure is as follows:
> >>>
> >>> je...@jesus:~$ tree /opt
> >>
Jesus Guardon escribió:
> Benoît Minisini escribió:
>>> Hi all
>>>
>>> I am experimenting with the GB_DIR environment variable, and I've made a
>>> deb package with my program to install it in /opt. The current dir
>>> structure is as follows:
>>>
>>> je...@jesus:~$ tree /opt
>>> /opt
>>> `-- dfhlo
