Re: Relative pathname for executable file
This practice is however not considered to be harmless. Especialy do not add . (current directory) to your PATH in the case of root!
Think of root standing somewhere in a directory being owned by 'some user' (root can go everywhere can't she/he?). And this 'some user' has an executable called ls there. Imagin what would happen if root tried a 'simple' ls there.
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Henk van Velden
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