PATH Variable settings

[V. Nyga]

@sujit - '.' is the current directory, so shell searches there too.

V.

[Narendra Uttekar]

Hi,
I am using csh shell. It is working fine with other user on same system, but not working with this it works but with absolute path /usr/bin/env...but when i echo $PATH it is showing that /usr/bin is set , so it should work with env or pwd...not needed to give absoulte path i.e. /usr/bin/env as it is working with other user.

Thanks,
Narendra

[Torsten.]

Try the commands above to see if there are aliases or something.

[Aneesh Mohan]

Hi ,

Please post

# what `which env`;echo $0


Aneesh

[V. Nyga]

Hi again,

check if 'echo $PATH' is identical for the other users, also check .cshrc
Make a 'diff '.

Also check for aliasse.

After login - 'pwd' is the users home dir?

V.

[Dennis Handly]

>I am using csh shell.

(You shouldn't be using the scummy C shell.)
The scummy C shell uses $path and not $PATH for its lookup. Are they the same?

[Narendra Uttekar]

I have found the solution.

[V. Nyga]

Well - it would have been nice to tell us and others who maybe have the same problem later your solution!