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Authored by: mm2270 on Dec 17, '03 02:28:48PM

Huh? This does nothing for me. What is it supposed to do?



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Authored by: DC Watts on Dec 17, '03 02:57:35PM
Try
 cat /usr/share/calendar/calendar.history | grep "LOTR" 
... interesting all the stuff they've packed in there. :-)

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Authored by: DC Watts on Dec 17, '03 06:06:10PM

BTW, using the calendar command as in Graff's post works for me.



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Authored by: Graff on Dec 17, '03 10:02:43PM

Something might be messed up with your paths, try:

/usr/bin/calendar -f /usr/share/calendar/calendar.history -l 365 | grep "LOTR"
This will specifically run the proper calendar program located at /usr/bin/calendar

You can see if your $PATH variable is set up to use /usr/bin by doing:
echo $PATH
the text /usr/bin should be in there somewhere.

If it's not then if you are using tcsh for your default shell add this line to your '~/.tcshrc' file (create the file if you don't have one):
setenv PATH /usr/bin:{$PATH}
If you are using bash then add this line to your '~/.bash_profile' file (again create it if you don't have it)
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/sbin/:/usr/local/bin



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