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Old 07-23-04, 03:17
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ERROR: ksh: dfk.sh : not found

I wrote a script that checks the freespace on filesystems.

...and I get the following error:

ksh: dfk.sh : not found

But it is there because I double clicked it from "ls" list....

It has 777 rights...

thx

PS: Another question: Why Unix creates this file #dfk.sh#???
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Old 07-23-04, 07:56
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[QUOTE=mp218]I wrote a script that checks the freespace on filesystems.

...and I get the following error:

ksh: dfk.sh : not found

But it is there because I double clicked it from "ls" list....

It has 777 rights...
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check your path to the file and check your $PATH as known to your script

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thx

PS: Another question: Why Unix creates this file #dfk.sh#???
Good question. Maybe you should check your script first to understand it is actually trying to do.
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Old 07-23-04, 09:13
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script

the same script is doing fine on two servers....but not on third

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Old 07-23-04, 09:16
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AGAIN, I'd suggest checking your environment and making sure your PATHs are s et up correctly.
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Old 07-24-04, 01:56
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monday

first thing I will do on monday!
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