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You can use "#!/usr/bin/env awk" to make it universal, this works on all the BSDs and Linux. Works for bash and other interpreters too.
by LeoPanthera 6y ago
You can use "#!/usr/bin/env awk" to make it universal, this works on all the BSDs and Linux. Works for bash and other interpreters too.
- gbrown_ 6y agoI just wanted to point out typo. I'm aware of the env idiom, though that wouldn't work in the chroot environment described in the article. Short of also copying it to the chroot which would be a bit redundant.