@Lunatech@e33io As long as you are using POSIX compliant shells you should be able to just use #!/bin/sh and the OS or your user configuration will take care of the rest.
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@Lunatech @e33io As long as you are using POSIX compliant shells you should be able to just use #!/bin/sh and the OS or your user configuration will take care of the rest.