#: 18911 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    25-Sep-93  14:13:48
Sb: #18904-BASH
Fm: Steve Wegert 76703,4255
To: David George 72240,134

 > I am just calling bash.  When it first starts up I get that message.
 >
 > I also tried using it as my login shell (in password file) and I got
 > : (E$BPNam) Bad pathlist specified
 > The pathlist specified is syntactically incorrect.
 > So I took it back out of password and call it after I have logged in.
 >
 > Something I might be doing different.  Are you always user 0.0 ?
 > I use systs and login as user 0.10
 >

Thought you were onto something with the user id thing so I did a couple of
tests. Calling bash as user 3.3 showed no problems. I also set up user 3.3
first program as bash ... again, no problem.

Lessee ... may be time for a review:

I've got bash in my /dd/cmds directory. Here's an ident:

Header for:      bash
Module size:     $3B3AC      #242604
Owner:           0.0
Module CRC:      $439D2C     Good CRC
Header parity:   $825C       Good parity
Edition:         $A          #10
Ty/La At/Rev     $101        $8001
Permission:      $555        -----e-r-e-r-e-r
Exec off:        $4E         #78
Data size:       $6908       #26888
Stack size:      $4C00       #19456
Init. data off:  $358A6      #219302
Data ref. off:   $3A40A      #238602
Prog Mod, 68000 obj, Sharable

Does it match yours?

The file attributes are:

/dd/CMDS:
1 file; 242604 total bytes
 attrib  group.owner   bytes     modified   filename
-------- ----------- ------- -------------- --------
--e-rewr     0.0      242604 93/09/05 20:47 bash

Same?

I'm stummped. The file has been downloaded by a number of other folks. I wonder
if they're having any difficlties?


*- Steve -*