On Sunday 31 October 2010, David J. Weller-Fahy elucidated thus:
> I would run `which sh`, which on my system results in /bin/sh, then
> include '#!/bin/sh' as the first line of the file.
If you want it to be bash, use
#!/bin/bash
Some systems link /bin/sh to dash, or some other shell which is really
stripped down, and does not match bash behavior in many areas.
j
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