OctoXBPS not detecting specific shells

[ghost]

Hello I just want to notify a little "warning" that I'm receiving when installing packages using OctoXBPS.

read illegal option -n

It has to do with the program not detecting the specific shell I'm using (in this case mksh). I know it's not a huge problem but could be fixed easily.

One solution could be that temporary installation scripts (.qt_temp_*) get executed using bash (with a shebang in the script) or maybe simple dash?

I'm really liking OctoXBPS, thx for the work 😀

[aarnt]

Hi @nbmlx Could you test latest devel code?

[ghost]

I'll get back with results once I update some package.

[aarnt]

If you try to install/remove a pkg using the terminal option you may ser the error too.

[ghost]

It's working perfectly, no errors raised at all with the git compiled version when I updated packages. Just for more info, the octoxbps terminal showed sudo bash -c after entering the password. Thanks Aarnt.

[aarnt]

Nice. So can It be closed?

[ghost]

Yes sure.