Re: Why can't I execute a script??
[ script doesn't run because "." not in path ]
>
> Ways of solving the problem:
>
> 1. Create ~/bin and add that to your path. Put all private executables
> in ~/bin You may want to set up you compiler to put freshly compiled
> files there too. This works well and has no security problems.
> If you don't want to put your script in ~/bin, put a symbolic link to
> it there instead.
>
> 2. Add "." to path. (Not recommended, but the script will run)
>
> 3. Change all local commands in the script to ./command
>
> 4. Put links to your script and other local executables somewhere in path,
> or move everything into a path directory.
5. Add a line
setenv PATH "$PATH":.
on the top of your csh script. Seems easiest to me.
HTH,
Eric
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