Re: is something wrong in it?

On Thu, 12 Jan 2006 15:11:12 +0100, Rita <ritu_minda@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


But a closer inspection shows that the error more likely has the space like
this:

   export PATH= "$MFOLD/bin:$PATH"      ###  NO, NO, NO!

But I am puzzled about this one:

   bash: .bashrc: command not found

indicates he must be running some other script too, that tries to source .bashrc,
but fails. It should of course be ~/.bashrc .  He may have set his terminal
window to run bash as a login shell, and he may have a ~/.bash_login file (or
~/.bash_profile or ~/.profile) containing ". .bashrc".


I can give answer of this question bcoz I create the problam .
in .bashrc file at first line somehow I delete the # by mistake,so this
message is coming .
but i fix it now.
Thanks



I just discovered an error in what I wrote a couple of messages ago in this thread:


 export MFOLD=/home/rita/downloads/mfold-3.2-RedHat-binaries
 case $PATH in


The following line

$MFOLD) 

should have been

     *$MFOLD/bin*)

     true;;
   *)
     export PATH="$MFOLD/bin:$PATH";;
 esac


The purpose of the convolution, was to avoid adding $MFOLD/bin to the path
multiple times if you, e.g. source .bashrc again.  As I first wrote it
it would not avoid that, but otherwise it would do no harm.

-Enrique
.

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