Re: Interesting Activity for Shell commands.

1996-06-02 Thread Rob Leslie
> Also perhaps how I could also start my sendmail configuration > as if I only just installed it. I seem to have edited it > too many times and cant put it back the right way. > ie Do I deselect it, remove it and then reinstate it ? You should be able to reconfigure sendmail by running `sendmailco

Re: Interesting Activity for Shell commands.

1996-05-31 Thread Shawn Asmussen
Well, the first things I would check would be to make sure that the script you want to run is executable, and barring that, perhaps your path is not set correctly. If you're running these as root, try ./scriptname because the current directory should not be part of root's path.

Re: Interesting Activity for Shell commands.

1996-05-31 Thread Michael Callahan
>I am running a number of shell scripts and find I have to >specify sh and then the script name. The first line of the >script is always #!/bin/sh which I am assuming takes care >of this. Could someone provide some hints what I have done >wrong or some pointers. You probably need to make th

Re: Interesting Activity for Shell commands.

1996-05-31 Thread Richard Kettlewell
Martin Rheumer writes: >I am running a number of shell scripts and find I have to specify sh >and then the script name. The first line of the script is always >#!/bin/sh which I am assuming takes care of this. Could someone >provide some hints what I have done wrong or some pointers. Have you mad

Interesting Activity for Shell commands.

1996-05-31 Thread Martin Rheumer
I am running a number of shell scripts and find I have to specify sh and then the script name. The first line of the script is always #!/bin/sh which I am assuming takes care of this. Could someone provide some hints what I have done wrong or some pointers. Also perhaps how I could also start my s