Hi there,
A question about running a command (or program; an executable in any case).
Is it possible to execute a command which resides in the current Working Directory?
The Working Directory is not part of the PATH environment variable.
When trying to do so, I get a message 'command not found'.
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Running a command [solved]
Last edited by Convert on Mon Jun 18, 2018 7:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Running a command
./command
/fullpathname/command
export PATH=$PATH:. ; command
/fullpathname/command
export PATH=$PATH:. ; command
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Re: Running a command
Use the "dot slash commandname" feature of the shell.
./commandname
./commandname
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Re: Running a command
Thanks (again) guys! This works indeed.
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