On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 10:11 PM, Stockly, Ed <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Either file not found or directory not found. That sounds like you're giving it a relative path. >>>What directory do they change to to fix it? > > He says he uses cld for change local directory... What's the difference > between that and cd? I was more interested in the target of the command than the command itself, but I've never heard of a shell command called "cld". "lcd" in FTP clients, sure... > This command coerces an alias to a file on the local drive to a posix path. > Does that make it absolute? It depends on the alias. Try logging the path - it should start with a /. If not, that's your problem. > Something like this.... ? Or maybe the /usr/bin go before the cd? No, /usr/bin/curl is just telling the shell where to find the curl program. cd is not a program the shell has to run - it's a command built into the shell itself. -- Mark J. Reed <[log in to unmask]>