[ale] why bash when ksh is default?

[Unix Guru Dude]

}I may be mistaken, but I think that scripts get run by /bin/sh, unless it 
}has a shbang.  This is unrelated to your login shell (/etc/passwd), and 
}is tied into the way the kernel handles scripts.
}
}Again, I may be wrong.

I would have expected that the SHELL variable would have been used to
run shells.  Apparently this is not the case.  Anyone else concur?

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