I think 'which' an older stand-alone way of finding commands in your path. In modern shells like bash you can use 'type'. Be aware about output format differences. 'type -p command-name' will do the same as 'which command-name'.
On debian Linuxes 'which' comes in debianutils package and that one is a part of the core. CentOS I am sure is different and that's why I don't use it ;) Cos On Tue, May 05, 2015 at 07:26PM, Artiom Shutak wrote: > Hi, Sergey, > > I've found 'which' command cannot be found on public TC agents: > http://204.14.53.152/repository/download/Ignite_IgniteStartNodes/47865:id/ignite-startNodes.zip%21/05-05-2015--08-03-11-237aeb53.log > . > > What linux installed on agents? Can we just install which on them? > > -- Artem --
