skoczian wrote:

> Calling "sudo /etc/init.d/firebird2 start" gives the message
> "/etc/init.d/firebird2: 28: source: not found", but the server starts

Which shell are you running? And, more important, what does /bin/sh
point to in your installation?

> Is "source" perhaps a bash command? "help source" works, "man source"
> doesn't.

Yes, "source", or it's abbreviated form "." mean: load another script
here and run it. It does not start another shell, but merely insert the
other file in that location.


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