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From: "Petr Kodl" <pecold@abrcp.cz>
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Date:          Tue, 7 Nov 1995 15:17:01 +0000
Subject:       /bin/csh
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It seems there is a bug in /bin/csh in 2.0.5 release. It sometimes 
doesn't recognize executables on path (except . ). It happenes, when the 
executable is added or created while csh is already running. If I 
want the csh to recognize the new executable file, I have to set path 
or run new csh, which is not very comfortable. Does anybody know 
better solution. 

Thank you
Petr

 
// Petr Kodl
// Ph.D. Student
// Allen Bradley Research Center Prague
// Americka 22
// 120 00 Praha
// CZECH REPUBLIC