This is the OpenBSD-enhanced version of the original PD-ksh, which in turn is a clone of the original AT&T Korn shell.

This version is based on the porting work of Jason Wright and Marco Peereboom, and, as of 01/08/2006, has everything the OpenBSD CVS version has.

Files:
Description File name MD5 hash
Master source1 openbsd-ksh-4.0.4L.tar.gz 989cc7decf85b348338a669d3faed75b
Source RPM2 openbsd-ksh-4.0-4L.src.rpm 2709e9a0a1756318e3d95eb856b26594
Debian (Ubuntu) sources openbsd-ksh_4.0-4Lubuntu0.dsc e127b5bd4b96a974a1aadc74979d184e
openbsd-ksh_4.0-4Lubuntu0.tar.gz 727ec6a7867f32870dbb5b0b7576b949
Binary RPM3 openbsd-ksh-4.0-4L.i386.rpm b959a037ac2c02e3fe6c10f0ab210ee0
Binary .deb (Debian 3.1/i386) openbsd-ksh_4.0-4L_i386.deb 22183989643ccbfb79cc535a4e9ae555
Binary .deb (Ubuntu 6.06/amd64) openbsd-ksh_4.0-4Lubuntu0_amd64.deb 4400462d2d5a1689d5af8b18de346c62
Binary .deb (Ubuntu 6.06/i386) openbsd-ksh_4.0-4Lubuntu0_i386.deb 0167964f2646df63203243604b3ef167

1 Contains control files to build both .deb and .rpm packages
2 Built on CentOS 4.3/i386; just run rpmbuild -bb openbsd-ksh-4.0-4L.src.rpm
3 Built on CentOS 4.3/i386, believed to be compatible with RHEL4/i386

The binary packages are provided as a convenience, and may or may not work with your particular setup. They only depend on the appropriate version of libc. If you are unsure, build the thing from sources.

The binary packages do not employ any kind of alternatives mechanism, and do conflict with other packages that provide ksh (pdksh, ksh, probably zsh on Debian/Ubuntu, pdksh on Red Hat). There is no intent to change that.

For building from source, you will need BSD make (usually hides under the name `pmake' on most Linux systems).

If you like the stuff, support OpenBSD.

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