Re: hair-pulling path issue - program won't recognize path
- From: No_One <no_one@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 04 Dec 2005 07:01:46 GMT
On 2005-12-03, rlawton76 <rlawton76@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> "gs" won't. The file is executable, my path is good, I'm doing this
> from the root account, but I can't get "gs" to work. I tried moving
> the gs file to other directories in my path, and still it claims the
> file can't be found. A find -name gs doesn't turn up any other files
> than the one I have installed.
Did you try
whereis gs
did you try running the command with the full path
/usr/bin/gs
Check the directory in you path before /usr/bin/gs
to get your path, from the command line type
echo $PATH
> I'm at a loss for ideas on how to resolve this. My best guess is that
> there's some alias that's redirecting "gs" to run something else, but
> there's nothing I can see in my user profile, and I'm not sure where
> else to look. Does anyone have an idea on this?
from the command line run
[prompt %] alias
All aliases for that shell will be listed, even those you didn't create.
Aliases you do not create are generally in /etc/rc.d or whatever your distro
is using.
ken
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