> But isn't that path searched in order? > I mean, if ./ is the last entry in your PATH env var, then the system > should run that user's script only if it doesn't find it anywhere else > first. > > Sorry if i'm being naive but i really like ./ as default. When i came > to BeOS i knew nothing about unix and that was something that would > have made my life much harder. > Regards, > Daniel Cachapa Yes, it is searched in order. Having it at the end of the path is safer than at the beginning. I tend to think that people who don't put ./ in the path for regular users are just being overly paranoid (of course, the root account on a unix machine is a different story). I haven't been following all of this thread, but I think that we should have ./ at the end of the path by default, and when/if OBOS (or whatever the name is) goes multiuser, the admin account would not have ./ in the path.