/etc/pinentry/preexec lists unfunctional shebang
Hi all,
I just found Artix's pinentry concept, having /usr/bin/pinentry as a script, and /etc/pinentry/preexec for additional tweaks.
The problem is that /etc/pinentry/preexec lists an invalid shebang as the interpreter:
#!/hint/sh
which of course leads to
bash: ./preexec: cannot execute: required file not found
when the script is actually started. Should be "#!/bin/sh" or such imo.
Maybe, you want to fix this?
Cheers, Tobias