Closed mfragkoulis closed 7 years ago
Check for the following to determine if a file is dgsh compatible
dgsh-wrap
env dgsh
dgsh_negotiate
(found in the output of nm
and cached).When done remove all the wrapped commands that have default I/O requirements.
Have the
bash
shell check whether a command is dgsh compatible when processing a dgsh pipeline. If it isn't compatible, prependdgsh-wrap
to the command for execution. As a result,bash
will invokedgsh-wrap
which will first engage in a dgsh negotiation and thenexec
the passed command.