StackOverflow Questions for Tag: dash-shell

KarlsD

Reputation: 667

Pass the entire content of the variable into a function

shellshdash-shell

Score: 0

Answers: 1

kensuke1984

Reputation: 995

explicit posix mode in dash

shellposixdash-shell

Score: 1

Answers: 1

krave

Reputation: 1909

How to understand syntax used in "while sleep 1000; do :; done" for dash?

shelldash-shell

Score: 1

Answers: 3

ustulation

Reputation: 3760

local marked function variables unavailable inside trap function - (d)ash shell

linuxshellposixdash-shell

Score: 0

Answers: 0

Livy

Reputation: 663

The scope of local variables in sh

shellshdash-shell

Score: 2

Answers: 2

Bastian Venthur

Reputation: 16550

How to source a dotenv (.env) file in dash?

bashenvironment-variablesdotenvdash-shell12factor

Score: 4

Answers: 1

Aankhen

Reputation: 2272

How can I skip the first argument in an ash/dash shell function?

shellashdash-shell

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Ray

Reputation: 11

How to manipulate filenames with whitespace using IFS in dash shell?

shelldash-shell

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Batuhan Başerdem

Reputation: 1

Want to respond to the output of a script, but limit responses to every second; POSIX

bashipshposixdash-shell

Score: 0

Answers: 0

borizzzzz

Reputation: 620

Dash and C: eval "$(<cmdfile)" and system("eval \"\$(<cmdfile)\"") giving different results

cshellcommand-lineevaldash-shell

Score: 0

Answers: 2

Ryan Ahearn

Reputation: 7934

Shell scripting input redirection oddities

dash-shell

Score: 22

Answers: 9

sirakai

Reputation: 5

Why does "echo" ignore its first argument sometimes?

shellposixcommand-line-argumentsdash-shell

Score: 0

Answers: 1

valodzka

Reputation: 5805

Dash double semicolon (;;) syntax

syntaxshdash-shell

Score: 71

Answers: 2

KNOB Personal

Reputation: 403

How can I multiply a character or string in native POSIX shell script?

shellposixdash-shell

Score: 2

Answers: 4

Blackninja543

Reputation: 3709

Does `dash` support `bash` style arrays?

linuxdash-shell

Score: 6

Answers: 1

R.A.

Reputation: 9

dash script, send yes for a command

bashshellsshdash-shell

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Motiejus Jakštys

Reputation: 2979

bash: unable to set and use alias in the same line

bashzshbusyboxdash-shell

Score: 12

Answers: 2

NayabSD

Reputation: 1120

Busybox sh won't execute the bash script

bashshbusyboxdash-shell

Score: 2

Answers: 3

ingroxd

Reputation: 1025

"kill %1" fails and prints "No such process" inside script

shellkilldash-shell

Score: 3

Answers: 1

Elektito

Reputation: 4155

Portably trapping ERR in shell script

bashshellerror-handlingdash-shell

Score: 10

Answers: 2

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: dash-shell

Pass the entire content of the variable into a function

explicit posix mode in dash

How to understand syntax used in &quot;while sleep 1000; do :; done&quot; for dash?

local marked function variables unavailable inside trap function - (d)ash shell

The scope of local variables in sh

How to source a dotenv (.env) file in dash?

How can I skip the first argument in an ash/dash shell function?

How to manipulate filenames with whitespace using IFS in dash shell?

Want to respond to the output of a script, but limit responses to every second; POSIX

Dash and C: eval &quot;$(&lt;cmdfile)&quot; and system(&quot;eval \&quot;\$(&lt;cmdfile)\&quot;&quot;) giving different results

Shell scripting input redirection oddities

Why does &quot;echo&quot; ignore its first argument sometimes?

Dash double semicolon (;;) syntax

How can I multiply a character or string in native POSIX shell script?

Does `dash` support `bash` style arrays?

dash script, send yes for a command

bash: unable to set and use alias in the same line

Busybox sh won&#39;t execute the bash script

&quot;kill %1&quot; fails and prints &quot;No such process&quot; inside script

Portably trapping ERR in shell script

How to understand syntax used in "while sleep 1000; do :; done" for dash?

Dash and C: eval "$(<cmdfile)" and system("eval \"\$(<cmdfile)\"") giving different results

Why does "echo" ignore its first argument sometimes?

Busybox sh won't execute the bash script

"kill %1" fails and prints "No such process" inside script