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I've got a csh script that executes other csh scripts. The problem is that
despite the fact that all the scripts are in my path, if I do not copy the
scripts that are being called into the subdirectory where the master script
is executed, then the master script complains that it cannot find these other
scripts.

Is this something that's a part of csh, or is there a way to actually get this to work?

Quote:

> I've got a csh script that executes other csh scripts. The problem is that
> despite the fact that all the scripts are in my path, if I do not copy the
> scripts that are being called into the subdirectory where the master script
> is executed, then the master script complains that it cannot find these other
> scripts.

Quote:> Is this something that's a part of csh, or is there a way to actually get this to work?

Christian
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Christian Bauernfeind
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Not even working for IBM

It is always good to specific absoulte path names for scripts, web
development and html different.  Try that...of course make sure the scripts
are not moved.  I don't see why relative path would not work for you too
(ex.  . /somescript_name)
Are you sure that the scripts reads your .cshrc file?  #!/bin/csh -f will
not.  Are you running the scripts as yourself or root.  If root, make sure
the directories are in root's .cshrc file path too.

Either way.  Absoulte or relative.  If relative I always put .(dot)/ in
front.

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