correct me if i'm wrong
its the path location where the shell cmds resist and interpreted as C prog. so that if a cmd is passed it will call that function lokking in /bin/sh
plz kindly guide me if im wrong
correct me if i'm wrong
its the path location where the shell cmds resist and interpreted as C prog. so that if a cmd is passed it will call that function lokking in /bin/sh
plz kindly guide me if im wrong
From the man-page of bash:
-c string If the -c option is present, then commands are read from
string. If there are arguments after the string, they are
assigned to the positional parameters, starting with $0.
Example:
$ bash -c ls
will launch bash and execute the command ls
.
Btw, since you have a trailing slash on /bin/sh/
you seem to believe that sh
is a directory. I've never seen a system in which /bin/sh
is a directory. It's usually a symlink to a shell.