Forcing /bin/sh in a script under V/386 3.2 Korn shell

[Michael "Ford" Ditto]

In article <1989Jul12.191342.1048 at cs.dal.ca> trent at cs.dal.ca (Trent MacDougall) writes:
>	if [ "$RANDOM" != "$RANDOM" ]
>	then
>		/bin/sh -c "$0 $*"; exit $?
>	fi
>
>This will force all shell scripts to be run under sh instead of ksh.

Umm ... not quite -- sometimes ksh would still be used, at RANDOM, you
might say (anytime $RANDOM happens to return the same value both times).

The example also trashes the argument list.
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