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Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 14:38:08 -0400
From: Joshua Rosen <rozzin@geekspace.com>
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Edin Pjetrovic wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> When I go into a Unix shell from a Dos prompt the only way I can execute the
> program is by typing:
> 
> $ sh dbutil
> 
> instead of just:
> 
> $ dbutil.

	This looks like the classic problem with the current directory not being in
the PATH environment variable, where DOS users typically expect it to be....
	Try `export PATH=$PATH:.' when you start the shell (this puts the current
directory into the search-path), or use `./dbutil' instead of 'dbutil' (the
same goes for whatever is called from that script--if it's not in your PATH,
you need to specify where it is).

		-Rozzin.

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