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Similar to how Bash usually doesn't have current directory on the default PATH for executables, you must explicitly reference it ./local-executable for similar
by JJMcJ 6y ago
Similar to how Bash usually doesn't have current directory on the default PATH for executables, you must explicitly reference it ./local-executable for similar concerns.
- rahimnathwani 6y agocsh (tcsh?) used to be my default shell, and the current directory was first in the path. That was really convenient. At the time, I didn't realise the risks.
- wilsonrocks 6y agoI have always wondered why this was, compared to DOS!