Mail Archives: cygwin/1996/10/30/17:33:43
>
> /bin needs to be the first thing in your path. So you fixed one
> thing, but broke another (don't be too embarrassed - I did the same
> thing when I was debugging this problem). Put /bin first in your
> path, and . later in your path, and it should all work. You do have a
> copy of bash in /bin, right?
I went ahead and just added . to the end of path in the system/environment
setup panel. I still had the same problem until I created /tmp. Now
everything is working as expected.
Thanks.
Sean
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