DO NOT REPLY [Bug 13609] - apachectl does not work under Tru64 Unix

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Date: Tue Jan 21 2003 - 17:26:29 EST

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apachectl does not work under Tru64 Unix

• Additional Comments From Joseph.Senulis@dnr.state.wi.us 2003-01-21 22:26 ------- I have done some more poking about. The configure script changes the shell from Bourne to Korn, in (I believe) the line:

exec "$CONFIG_SHELL" "$0" ${1+"$@"}

which restarts the script using the Korn shell. At that point, it eventually gets to the line:

if TMP_ULIMIT=`ulimit -H -n` && ulimit -S -n $TMP_ULIMIT ; then

and is still running the Korn shell. The argument `ulimit -H -n` is perfectly valid in T64 Korn shell, so the configure script would not assign null to APACHECTL_ULIMIT. What I don't understand is why you were seeing differently. Presumably, when you tested this, configure did not restart itself with the Korn Shell? In any event, there is a discrepancy between T64 ksh and sh, in that -H is valid in ksh, but -h should be used in sh.

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