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This works for me on AIX, but on Linux it always returns:

myShell->[test.sh]

Both of these return the name of the script. If I have a script named test.sh:
#!/bin/sh
ps -p$$ | xargs -n1 | tail -1

or

#!/bin/sh
ps p$$ ocomm h

both return "test.sh". I'm on RHEL...

$SHELL only shows the shell set at login. So if I login, $SHELL = /bin/ksh. If I start a new /bin/sh from my /bin/ksh, $SHELL still = /bin/ksh.

Sean.

I've been searching for a while and haven't found this answer anywhere.

How can I tell which shell is running my script from within the script? For example, I have lots of older scripts that we...

Hello,

I also posted this on the AIX forum in hopes of getting help.

I am trying to setup remote printing from a Linux machine (Red Hat 5.3) to an AIX machine (AIX 5.3). Remote printing for...

Hello,

I am trying to setup remote printing from a Linux machine (Red Hat 5.3) to an AIX machine (AIX 5.3). Remote printing for "normal" print jobs is working out OK, but I'm having trouble with...