Managers,
We are having a very bizzare shell program behavior. Here is the context:
ENV=/home/narendra/.kshrc
PATH=/home/narendra/bin:/usr/bin:.
The file .kshrc contains the following line:
typeset -x MYTEST=55
I have two scripts named tst: one in ~/bin and another in ~/tmp
/home/narendra/tmp/tst has the following two lines:
#!/bin/ksh
print "In the tmp directory"
/home/narendra/bin/tst has the following two lines:
#!/bin/ksh
print "In the bin directory"
When I change directory to tmp and execute /home/narendra/tmp/tst
I see the following output:
In the bin directory
When I execute ./tst from tmp, I see the following output:
In the tmp directory
When I execute /home/narendra/tmp/tst from anywhere else, I see the
following output:
In the tmp directory
This behavior is seen only on Tru64 UNIX (V4.0F), not on solaris 5.6, HP-UX
10.20 or HP-UX 11.x.
I do not have access to other versions of Tru64 UNIX.
I believe this is a bug. Can others on this list confirm this? What's the
process if this is indeed a bug?
Thank you,
--
-- Narendra Ra[a]vi Email : narendra_at_spiff.hr.att.com
MT A4-4B27 Phone : 732-420-7792
Received on Thu Jun 21 2001 - 20:15:37 NZST