> I had set port number in startup.dat file but I also just changed port > number in comm.c as well. But I still get the same error: > bash: ./startup: No such file or directory > > I tried ./startup &, ./startup 6565 &, ./startup.dat &, and > ./startup.dat 6565 &. But all of these give me the same error. > > Any other ideas? > > Brian >
Since it looks like your script is set to run sh. Try this: $ sh -xv ./startup Don't worry about backgrounding it (and you don't need the space, BTW), look at the output from this. This will show you both pre and post processing of the script. jef
