Re: gsh question (dir exectution)

[jamesb@ecst.csuchico.edu (James L. Brookes)]

In article <fmlinCDsGMv.KBL@netcom.com> fmlin@netcom.com (Frank M. Lin)
writes:

>   2 drw-brd 0000 DIR      1024 Sep 22 20:38 lpr
[...]
>Then I type /lpr, it gives command not found.  There is lpr command,
>that's why I typed /lpr.  Is it normal to give the error?  Or should
>it have cd into lpr?

Of course it doesn't, /lpr is interpreted as the volume lpr, so gsh
tries to change directories to it.  Try 'lpr' and it will change
directories to that.

If you want to execute something in lpr, type lpr/command.

>frank m. lin
>fmlin@netcom.com
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