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Full Path problems
My company just switched to SCO United Linux from Unix.
In Unix, to call a script or executable in the current directory, all that was needed was to type in the name, e.g.
% test.sh
In the new Linux box, to do the same thing, I either have to type the full path to the script, or use a ./ before the name, e.g.
% /home/user/test.sh OR
% ./test.sh
I realize this is a problem with the PATH to the file. How can I include the current working directory in the PATH other than adding every directory a script may be in?
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