my password? Where would that be?
On Sunday 18 January 2004 01:40 pm, Bryce C said:
~ ./dw
~ Also, check your $PATH to see if your pwd is in it.
~ echo $PATH
~
~ On Sun, 2004-01-18 at 13:38, Michael Havens wrote:
~ > I am teying my hand at writing a basic script.
~ >
~ > :
~ > # @(#)dw -- <text> --
~ > #
~ > date
~ > who -u
~ >
~ > So I type it in and then chmod 760 and after I try to execute it, it
tells ~ > me:
~ >
~ > command not found
~ >
~ > but it works if I 'sh dw' or 'sh<dw' any idea what's wrong? The current
path ~ > is ~ and that is where the script is and I think that directory is
searched ~ > first so there is no need for $PATH to be accessed.
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