MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 2

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–h makes all commands used tracked aliases.
–i makes the shell interactive.
–K tells the shell to use Korn-compatible behavior in any case where the POSIX.2 behav-
ior is different from the behavior specified by Korn.
–k allows assignment parameters anywhere on the command line and still includes them
in the environment of the command.
–L makes the shell a login shell. Setting this flag is effective only at shell invocation.
–m runs each background job in a separate process group and reports on each (to stan-
dard error) as they complete.
–n tells a non-interactive shell to read commands but not execute them.
–o flag sets shell flag. If you do not specify flag, this option lists all shell flags which are cur-
rently set. flag can be one of the following:
allexport same as –a option.
errexit same as –e option.
bgnice runs background jobs at a lower priority.
emacs specifies emacs style in-line editor for command entry.
gmacs specifies gmacs style in-line editor for command entry.
ignoreeof tells shell not to exit on end-of-file.
interactive same as –i option
keyword same as –k option.
korn same as –K option
logical specifies that cd, pwd, and the
PWD variable use logical path-
names in directories with symbolic links. If this flag is not set,
these built-ins and PWD use physical directory pathnames. For
example, assume /usr/spool is a symbolic link to
/var/spool and that it is your current directory. If
logical is not set, PWD has the value /var/spool, and cd
.. changes the current directory to /var.Iflogical is set,
PWD has the value /usr/spool and cd .. changes the cur-
rent directory to /usr.
login same as –L option of sh(1).
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