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Josh Duncan wrote: > > Hello, > > hmm... your comment on it being in bin(and then needing a > bin/<shell-script>) made me think. I remembered that this is a chroot'ed > system we're running here. That makes me think that my running > /home/path/to/my/home/directory/bin/<shell-script> won't work. > > Methinks Iwill have to move my scripts and try it again(in the morning) I > will keep you all updated, of course, thanks for all the feedback :) > (one thing though--if my shell script is running in a chroot'ed system, i > won't be able to copy files out from it to the regular file systems, > right?(I had thought this would be a problem, 20 seconds more thought > tells me I can symlink into it from the outside world. nevermind, > question answered by self)) > You cannot symlink from a chrooted tree out to the original tree! The whole point of chroot is that for any new processes the root of the tree is your chroot starting point.. ie /var/spool/fax is now / to any scripts being run by HylaFAX. Bill Suetholz