csh problem !!
Hi I'm a newbie with Linux, I've installed the Mandrake 9.1 because I have to work with an image processing software name Khoros.
I downloaded the necessary files to install khoros (a script file name kpkgadd and some kgpfile) I have to apply this script on the kgp file like this : %./kpkgadd Kernel.kgp in order to install Khoros. But when I launch the script I received this error message : Error : The csh command is not in the executable Path Please add the appropriate directory to your path and rerun script. I'm sure it's a minor problem due to the fact that my path don't include csh but I can't resolve it. Please help me I must work with Khoros this week for my exams. Thanks |
Your question is a little confusing because of the kgp stuff. What is the first line of your script? I don't know anything about kgp but scripts usually start by telling the shell where to find the interpreter. e.g. #!/bin/csh
csh is normally in /bin and it's very strange if that isn't already in your path. What does "echo $PATH" give you? If it really isn't there, setting it depends on which shell you are using. In csh add the following line to .cshrc setenv PATH = "$PATH:/bin" For tcsh do the above and also add the following line to .tcshrc source ~/.cshrc In bash, edit .profile by adding PATH=$PATH:/bin export PATH I don't know how to set it for ksh, but google should be able to tell you. John |
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