Use /usr/bin/env to fix running it on FreeBSD #6
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Thanks for this suggestion! One of the things on my todo list is to publish I'll leave this pull request open as a reminder. |
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That is unfortunately would be against what we need in Fedora. Either way, someone of us would have to modify it. Perhaps it might be you, who will have to run sed on it? Current state is the way we want it. |
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Currently the scripts use /usr/bin/perl to run the scripts, but on FreeBSD perl is not in /usr/bin, so using /usr/bin/env perl will let the scripts also work on FreeBSD.