> When I use this at command prompt in area directory:
> startup &
That should be: ./startup &
> Heres what I get:
> [1] 1766
> bash: startup: command not found
> bash: amp: command not found
> [1]+ Exit 127 startup
>
> I used this one also: ./startup &
> Heres the error message:
> [1] 1770
> bash: amp: command not found
> :bad interpreter: no such file or directoryin/csh
> PRESSED ENTER TO SEE PROMPT
> [1]+ Exit 126 ./startup
if startup is not found as a command when using "./startup &" in the
"area" folder of your mudbase, then you need to take the following step:
chmod 770 startup
That makes your startup script read/write/execute to User and Group.
("man chmod" for more information)
Hopefully this will assist you.
If not, please do the following:
ls -l startup
(once again, in your area folder)
And paste the output in your next reply, the more information people
have, the better they can help you instead of just writing posts like
Tom's over there, with the "READ THE MANUAL/FAQ" attitude.
Best of luck.
