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LS,

I have a UNC path //ecn/groups/g_zon_solar/Software/cygwin/bin
in my path, refering to some network share.

ls -l `which mrxvt.exe`
ls: cannot access /ecn/groups/g_zon_solar/Software/cygwin/bin/mrxvt.exe:
No such file or directory

Apparently which.exe (the new 2.18-1) strips the leading "/" which is 
essential in this case. The old which-1.7 does not strip.

Teun

David Rothenberger schreef:

> Subject: Updated: which-2.18-1
> 
> NEWS:
> =====
> This release replaces the custom Cygwin "which" command with the GNU
> Which. The package includes documentation and a few additional
> features such as understanding bash functions and aliases. See the
> included documentation or http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/which/ for
> more details.



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