On Jan 23, 2010, at 16:05, David Flood wrote:
>> Rehash does nothing, command not found.
>
> That just means you are using one of the less common variations of shells.
> Most bash/tcsh type shells implement some sort of rehash command to rebuild
> the list of known commands.
I'm not sure what you mean. I use Mac OS, which is a variant of the popular
FreeBSD unix. I tried typing "rehash" on a command line and it didn't know what
I meant, and this is with bash. I did a 'man rehash' and got a very lengthy
description of builtin commands, which includes rehash, so it's odd that it
didn't work for me (unless I'm not using it right). So it's quite possible that
the other gentleman is having the same problem. It could very well be that it's
not as simple as just "rehash" ...
--
Chip
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