In #20, I had an issue where fizsh would try to copy scripts from /setc, a nonexistent directory, instead of /etc. After some quick investigation, it turns out that a sed command that converted fizsh's location in /bin to the scripts' location in /etc was to blame.
On my system, fizsh was installed to /sbin, which would get turned into /setc. This pull request fixes the sed command responsible for this bug so that fizsh now works properly even if it is installed in /sbin.
In #20, I had an issue where fizsh would try to copy scripts from
/setc
, a nonexistent directory, instead of/etc
. After some quick investigation, it turns out that ased
command that converted fizsh's location in/bin
to the scripts' location in/etc
was to blame.On my system, fizsh was installed to
/sbin
, which would get turned into/setc
. This pull request fixes thesed
command responsible for this bug so that fizsh now works properly even if it is installed in/sbin
.