Polytropon wrote:
On Mon, 25 Jun 2012 16:16:47 -0400, Fbsd8 wrote:
I think I messed up the fetch setting in the envelope.
Running 9.0 and get this console msg.
env: usr/bin/fetch: No such file or directory
When I enter env command to show all values I see nothing about fetch.
The "env" command is often used as a "bridge" to explicitely
call commands where the actual location is not known or cannot
be predicted, e. g.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
at the start of a bash script instead of
#!/bin/bash
Linuxism or when statically linked, as opposed to
#!/usr/local/bin/bash
default location on FreeBSD.
In what operation do you receive the message? Maybe some typo
in a shell script or Makefile?
Examine closely:
env: usr/bin/fetch: No such file or directory
^
The leading / is missing, because "usr/bin/fetch" would only
exist when $CWD is /, otherwise not; "/usr/bin/fetch" should
be correct.
% which fetch
/usr/bin/fetch
^
Here the correct path is provided. Maybe you ran into some script
that calls fetch the "bridge" way improperly?
Test:
% env usr/bin/fetch
env: usr/bin/fetch: No such file or directory
And now properly:
% env /usr/bin/fetch
usage: fetch [-146AadFlMmnPpqRrsUv] ............
It seems that env is used here to "set environment and execute
command"; see "man env" for details.
I get that env error when running the new csup. A few months back I was
fooling around with pf firewall and was testing different env settings
to test passive mode with pf. I think i changed this environment value
and made a typo leaving off the leading /. I no longer remember the
environment name I used when I did the typo. Can you help me with what
the name is to use?
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