install it as /bin/sh, At first glance, I think that's your problem. Fundamentally, though, you can't always point to "it's this one component that is broken.

install it as /bin/sh, At first glance, I think that's your problem. Fundamentally, though, you can't always point to "it's this one component that is broken." There is the classic example that was used to criticize Authenticode, which was Microsoft's way of dealing with mobile code back in the 1990's. It said "all the code is signed, so if something breaks, you know who to sue." Well, imagine two programs: 1. One of them formats your hard drive, and on installation puts itself into your Quick Start list. 2. One of them runs every single program in your Quick Start list at start up. Which piece of code is responsible for formatting your hard drive?