On Sunday 10 March 2002 10:23 pm, you wrote: > Hey everyone, this question is probably very simple to answer but as > a newbie it's not easy. =) > > As root I must enter "./" (dot-slash) in front of any command or app > i want to execute from the shell. However, as a "regular" user, I don't > have to. I looked into my .bashrc but I cannot see a line of script that > does that. I'd like to know where that line is so i can set it up for > my root account too. >
You have to use ./ only when you are trying to execute an executable file in the current directory, And it is for everyone, root and user. -- Gerald Waugh
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