> explicitly specified the file (i.e. "./java"). I always get "command
> not found".
This can also happen if the '#!' line at the beginning of the script (java
is a script) can not be found. My java has #!/bin/sh which should
definitely be in the path on any linux machine, but perhaps your script is
different or you don't have /bin/sh which is normally a soft link to
/bin/bash.
Cheers, Craig
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