Re: [cobalt-users] Problems running scripts

[Dennis <dkc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bruce in order to run a file from the command line you have to add "./"
before the file name.

Example:

[admin@cobalt toyota}$ ./hello.cgi

    -Dennis

Bruce Campbell wrote:

> Okay. I'm beaten.
>
> Why can I not run scripts from the command line?
>
> This is a Qube2.
>
>     [admin@cobalt toyota]$ ls -l hello.cgi
>     -rwxr-xr-x   1 admin    home           24 Feb 19 11:17 hello.cgi
>     [admin@cobalt toyota]$ cat hello.cgi
>     #!/bin/sh -w
>     echo hello
>     [admin@cobalt toyota]$ hello.cgi
>     bash: hello.cgi: command not found
>     [admin@cobalt toyota]$ sh hello.cgi
>     hello
>
> Scripts just don't run straight. This is also true for perl scripts:
>
>     [admin@cobalt toyota]$ hello.pl
>     bash: hello.pl: command not found
>     [admin@cobalt toyota]$ perl hello.pl
>     hello
>     [admin@cobalt toyota]$
>
> Naturally, this behavior means we can't run cgis on this box (unless I am
> forced to mod_rewrite them. Do-able, I suppose, but dumb).
>
> This is the only server (BSD and RedHat Linux) where we have this issue.
>
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