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ow: Command not found.
Authored by: sjonke on Jun 04, '02 10:56:47AM

That\'s all I ever get when I try to run ow as such: ow \"someurl\"
This does work: ./ow \"someurl\"

I\'ve always seen this problem with shell scripts I create. What is causing this? I hate having to type in the \"./\" Yes, I did the \"chmod 755 ow\"



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ow: Command not found.
Authored by: robg on Jun 04, '02 11:22:43AM

Where do you save the scripts? Make sure they're somewhere in your path; I use ~/bin for the shell scripts I create. You can see the path with "echo $PATH".

If you store stuff there (or elsewhere on your $PATH), it will run just fine.

-rob.



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ow: Command not found.
Authored by: rer on Jun 04, '02 01:55:15PM

Make sure you put the file somewhere in your path. Your home directory is not typically in your path, but the bin directory in your home directory usually is. If you want to find out what your path is set to, type 'set' in a terminal window. If this doesn't entirely make sense, let me know and I'll try again.



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To change focus to the page
Authored by: Leibowitzn on Jun 04, '02 03:18:38PM

Add this line :
osascript -l AppleScript -e "Tell application \"Omniweb\" to activate"



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