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> > > I just installed jdk115b3 and have a question. All the scripts in bin use
> > > /bin/ksh, where can I get that shell or what can I use instead?
> > 
> > INstall the pdksh or the bash port, then symlink /usr/local/bin{ksh|bash} to
> > /bin/ksh.
> 
> Can't we make the FreeBSD port of JDK use /bin/sh instead of /bin/ksh?
> Isn't this a trivial patch?

Been there, it does that. :)

(This patch was made to the most recent port, which is NOT b3, and is
the one I just posted the URL to a few minutes ago.  However, a *new*
version of the JDK will be out RSN.  I just need to iron out a couple
bugs that appeared to have slipped in, since some of the demos no longer
run...)


Nate

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