On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Anthony Mason wrote: > Welcome to Darwin! > [localhost:~] anthonym% ls > Applications Library Perl Stuff Sites > mac_perl.pl > Desktop Movies Pictures ex1_1.pl > Documents Music Public ex1_1_perl.pl > [localhost:~] anthonym% chmod +x mac_perl.pl > [localhost:~] anthonym% ./mac_perl.pl > ../mac_perl.pl: Command not found. > [localhost:~] anthonym% What would show up if you try:
[localhost:~] anthonym% which perl ? That should give, as your script tries, /usr/bin/perl. If you don't see this, then your installation is messed up (possibly badly). If you do see the correct response here, then try this next: [localhost:~] anthonym% perl mac_perl.pl or [localhost:~] anthonym% /usr/bin/perl mac_perl.pl and see if either of those works. Interestingly, I seem to be getting similar results: [localhost Wed 7:21:54pm ~]% ls -la perltest.pl -rw------- 1 chris staff 48 Jan 9 19:21 perltest.pl [localhost Wed 7:22:02pm ~]% chmod a+x perltest.pl [localhost Wed 7:22:09pm ~]% cat perltest.pl #!/usr/bin/perl print "Perl on Mac OS X\n"; [localhost Wed 7:22:13pm ~]% ./perltest.pl ../perltest.pl: Command not found. [localhost Wed 7:22:17pm ~]% perl perltest.pl Perl on Mac OS X [localhost Wed 7:22:22pm ~]% ....ok, now I'm confused too. Anyone else have better ideas? -- Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache / mod_perl / http://homepage.mac.com/chdevers/resume/
