Korn Shell
The original Korn Shell. The ksh is an sh-compatible command
interpreter that executes commands read from standard input or from a
file.
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Filename | Size | Changed |
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Agreement | 0000000561 561 Bytes | |
CPL | 0000012885 12.6 KB | |
EPL | 0000012139 11.9 KB | |
INIT.2012-08-01.tar.bz2 | 0000295820 289 KB | |
Warning | 0000000572 572 Bytes | |
ast-base.2012-08-01.tar.bz2 | 0008035476 7.66 MB | |
astksh_builtin_poll20120806_001.diff | 0000031302 30.6 KB | |
ifs-crash.sh | 0000000524 524 Bytes | |
ksh-locale.patch | 0000000266 266 Bytes | |
ksh-qemu.patch | 0000002799 2.73 KB | |
ksh.changes | 0000126291 123 KB | |
ksh.spec | 0000026630 26 KB | |
ksh93-aso.dif | 0000000846 846 Bytes | |
ksh93-builtin.dif | 0000001429 1.4 KB | |
ksh93-compat.dif | 0000002510 2.45 KB | |
ksh93-dttree-crash.dif | 0000026621 26 KB | |
ksh93-env.dif | 0000000470 470 Bytes | |
ksh93-foreground-prgrp.dif | 0000000403 403 Bytes | |
ksh93-gcc.dif | 0000002155 2.1 KB | |
ksh93-gmt2utc.dif | 0000001842 1.8 KB | |
ksh93-heredoc.dif | 0000000257 257 Bytes | |
ksh93-ia64.dif | 0000001046 1.02 KB | |
ksh93-jobs.dif | 0000001098 1.07 KB | |
ksh93-limit-name-len.dif | 0000000972 972 Bytes | |
ksh93-limits.dif | 0000002782 2.72 KB | |
ksh93-pathtemp.dif | 0000002857 2.79 KB | |
ksh93-profile.dif | 0000001928 1.88 KB | |
ksh93-reg.dif | 0000000436 436 Bytes | |
ksh93-s390.dif | 0000000679 679 Bytes | |
ksh93-shift_ijs.dif | 0000012858 12.6 KB | |
ksh93-signals.dif | 0000001430 1.4 KB | |
ksh93-suid_exec.dif | 0000003790 3.7 KB | |
ksh93-test.dif | 0000001592 1.55 KB | |
ksh93-uname.dif | 0000003350 3.27 KB | |
ksh93-unset-f.dif | 0000000470 470 Bytes | |
ksh93-vi.dif | 0000001305 1.27 KB | |
ksh93-vm.dif | 0000001393 1.36 KB | |
ksh93-zerofill.dif | 0000000584 584 Bytes | |
ksh93.dif | 0000014825 14.5 KB | |
leak1.sh | 0000000938 938 Bytes | |
leak2.sh | 0000001093 1.07 KB | |
leak3.sh | 0000000337 337 Bytes | |
rpmlintrc | 0000000868 868 Bytes | |
sigexec.c | 0000005298 5.17 KB | |
ulimit.sh | 0000000338 338 Bytes | |
vmbalance | 0000000820 820 Bytes | |
workaround-stupid-build-system.diff | 0000010892 10.6 KB |
Revision 88 (latest revision is 117)
Stephan Kulow (coolo)
accepted
request 151594
from
Dr. Werner Fink (WernerFink)
(revision 88)
- Do not use Shift-JIS work around with UTF-8 - Update to 2012-08-01 of ksh93u+ for bugfix version 12-08-01 A bug that ignored interrupts for some builtins (e.g. cmdtst::grep) that read from stdin has been fixed. 12-08-01 A bug that interpreted "cd .foo" as "cd foo" has been fixed. 12-07-30 Added automatic restart for EINTR for ioctl, tcgetattr, and tcsetattr. 12-07-23 A scoping error with namrefs to compound associative arrays has been fixed. 12-07-20 A bug where builtin -d /path/foo deleted foo has been fixed. 12-07-18 A bug in which /dev/stdout did not work in command substitution on some systems has been fixed. 12-07-17 A bug in which the restricted option set in a subshell prevented some variables from getting restored when the subshell completed has been fixed. 12-07-09 A bug in which the directory is not restored after a subshell changes the name of the directory for subshells executed in the same process has been fixed. 12-07-09 A bug in which file descriptors created with {n}< file were not being closed has been fixed. 12-07-09 The 12-04-04 fix for cd .. was not correct causing cd /etc;cd .. to remain in /etc. This has been fixed. 12-07-02 A bug in which builtin name did now work for builtins found in a library added by builtin -f lib has been fixed. 12-07-02 A bug in the edit modes which <tab> after a directory did not refresh the input line has been fixed. 12-07-02 A bug in which an exit status > 256 corresponding to a signal was not returned by a function to indicate a signal exit has been fixed. 12-06-28 Fix ulimit -a to list (Kibytes) instead of (kbytes). 12-06-27 Fix unitialized data reference for <CR> as first char in --vi mode.
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