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I never really considered the importance of that. It always seemed like some weird crotchety UNIX thing to default to /bin/sh, and usually my first 30 minutes
by arh68 12y ago
I never really considered the importance of that. It always seemed like some weird crotchety UNIX thing to default to /bin/sh, and usually my first 30 minutes on a FreeBSD box are portsnapping, cd /usr/ports/shells/bash, and a make install clean.
Now I get it
- ZoFreX 12y agoThe other reason is that bash has dependencies outside the core system and is therefore possible to totally break on FreeBSD. Never change root's shell to bash!