a runall command?

aare001 · 01-22-2012, 09:51 PM

Hey, I'm new to linux and im on ubuntu. I have a homework problem where my teacher said to do the following in a folder containing a bunch of different files
make
runall

how do i do the runall command?
ty

sorry i asked too soon. runall is a file in the folder without an extension like runall.xxx. I'm not sure what to do since when i type runall it just says command not found

chrism01 · 01-22-2012, 10:16 PM

The PATH var shows what dirs the system searches to find a cmd.
Your current path (where you are at any time) is known as '.' and is not usually in the PATH var.
To see what is there

Code:

echo $PATH

to run a prog in curr path, try

Code:

./cmd

use

Code:

pwd

to see what dir you are in

PS your teacher and your courseware should tell you this stuff.
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