Re: Install net-snmp into Ubuntu

On 17 November 2011 08:03, francisco moreno <[email protected]> wrote:
> P.S. In other email I told you that I solved the problem with the
> installation. The problem was the "shell" that contain the "intallation
> scripts", some with "bash" and others with "sh". I put all script with the
> "shell bash". How there was many files to change, I made the next process:
>  "The /bin directory has the bash and the sh. The sh is a symbolic link to
> dash sh. I deleted the sh and then I made a symbolic link 'ln -s bash sh'.
> Then I installed the snmp package and the installation was sucessfull. Then
> I deleted the sh symbolic link and restore it (ln -s dash sh)"

That is still something of a cludge - it shouldn't be necessary to change
the /bin/sh link.
   If all of the scripts explicitly call bash, then that might be sufficient.
But we could really do with working out which scripts use non-posix-sh
features (which is probably what dash is complaining about), and fix those.

Dave

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