Cameron Kerr cameron@... writes:
On 27/01/2011, at 7:27 AM, David G. Miller wrote:
chmod -R g+rx,o+rx Nelson/
cd
What is the result of 'cd' (a shell-internal command) in this version of tcsh?
It is the same as in sh?
As expected, cd with no directory is the same as cd ~/
mcclnx mcc mcclnx@... writes:
We have several csh batch scripts using #!/bin/csh -v. It work fine,
before Centos 5.5. After cenos
5.5, it will NOT execute and only list history.
Anyone know why?
Thanks.
Actually, the script is executed:
[dave@fraud ~/bin]# ./ctest.csh
echo
On 27/01/2011, at 7:27 AM, David G. Miller wrote:
chmod -R g+rx,o+rx Nelson/
cd
What is the result of 'cd' (a shell-internal command) in this version of tcsh?
It is the same as in sh?
The history is listed for some reason after the script (in the above example
starting with the chmod).
We have several csh batch scripts using #!/bin/csh -v. It work fine,
before Centos 5.5. After cenos 5.5, it will NOT execute and only list history.
Anyone know why?
Thanks.
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On 26/01/11 08:48, mcclnx mcc wrote:
We have several csh batch scripts using #!/bin/csh -v. It work fine,
before Centos 5.5. After cenos 5.5, it will NOT execute and only list
history.
Any particular error message that is generated?
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mcclnx mcc wrote:
We have several csh batch scripts using #!/bin/csh -v. It work fine,
before Centos 5.5. After cenos 5.5, it will NOT execute and only list
history.
Anyone know why?
Check the tsch logs. Try some tests - I forget what we used here, but they
broke tcsh's globbing about
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