RE: Errormessage: invalid character in exportstr (?)
From: Joachim Trinkwitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > since some time (on several machines with newest woody) I get an error > message when logged in as root (not as a normal user): > >invalid character 32 in exportstr for export PATH > > This happens with all commands where bash is involved. In my PATH are > the common directories, echo $PATH gives > "/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin: > /usr/bin/X11" > > It's not doing any harm, but it's annoying anyway ... > > What's happening and how to avoid this message? Character 32 is a space. Have you somehow got a space in your PATH? Try echo "[$PATH]" and look out for spaces. (The brackets will help you see spaces at the start and end...) Paul.
Re: Errormessage: invalid character in exportstr (?)
On Fri, Mar 10, 2000 at 02:53:52PM +0100, Joachim Trinkwitz wrote: > Hi all, > > since some time (on several machines with newest woody) I get an error > message when logged in as root (not as a normal user): > >invalid character 32 in exportstr for export PATH > > This happens with all commands where bash is involved. In my PATH are I'm not able to reproduce your problem. I am up to date (dpkg problem, etc) What commands cause the problem? >
