On 9 May, Michael Phipps wrote: > Personally, the first thing that I do on any Unix system that I use is to > change PATH so that '.' is the first thing searched. Because most of the > time I am developing, I want to run from where I am. Typing ./foo sucks, > IMHO. 2 extra keystrokes (and not even near home row) is a *PAIN*. But, > that is just IMHO. Image typing ls in a shared directory where someone else has made an ls binary of their own. Putting it last in the searchorder or better yet, not in the searchorder makes better security. -- Simen Graaten <simen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> - I doubt, therefore I might be.