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November 28th, 2007 10:00

you have hijacked BOB's thread :)

cd into /usr/symcli/bin and run symcli -version

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November 28th, 2007 10:00

You can always open a new thread with an appropriate subject.
This will give more evidence to your problem and will attract other experts ... Opening your thread you have also the opportunity to rate the different answers you receive and give points to the best answers. It also attract other experts ;-)

-s-

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November 28th, 2007 10:00

You can either


* As you said,

myhost # cd /usr/symcli/bin
myhost # ./symcli

* Or modify your PATH variable and include /usr/symcli/bin in your PATH ...

myhost # PATH=$PATH:/usr/symcli/bin
myhost # symcli

-s-

PS my examples assumes you are using bash or some similar shell (ksh or sh)

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Stefano Del Corno

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November 28th, 2007 10:00

You can either


i know, i am guilty of hijacking all the time :(


* As you said,

myhost # cd /usr/symcli/bin
myhost # ./symcli

* Or modify your PATH variable and include
/usr/symcli/bin in your PATH ...

myhost # PATH=$PATH:/usr/symcli/bin
myhost # symcli


don't forget to export PATH, command:

export PATH

4 Operator

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November 28th, 2007 10:00

Usually some env variables get exported "by default" from .profile or /etc/profile .. But exporting it again does not hurt :D ..

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November 28th, 2007 16:00

thank you so much ......

my commands are working now.....

once again appreciate your help ....

November 29th, 2007 12:00

A new thread has been created.

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November 30th, 2007 01:00

Wow .. Only now I understand what KCSCP stands for :-)

ThX C.... :-)
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