Path In Mac

but I wonder why the order of directories in my path should make any difference? ...

I think its because my default PATH is messed up in some way still.... ...

I think you have this stuff installed and its just not in your path. ...

stance. If I say anything that you already know or have done, please don't take offense. Communicating by forums is always more difficult than if we were talking in person, on the phone... ...

Just so you all know, there is actually no limitation on the characters you can use in a filename in UNIX, and consequently OS X, with one exception. You cannot have a forward slash in a name. ...

We live in a world where we have choice, which is good. Most people are not aware of this, else they wouldn't buy MS products, but it's there. ...

Do you see a line in your httpd.conf file that looks like this... ...

Hey there, Well, for starters you can check the man pages. They take a bit of getting used to -- but once you have, they're invaluable. Secondly, the backslash notation for paths is Windows specific. Most other OSs and standards use forward slashes. PLUS: the way that OSX requires you to specify paths to network resources (e.g. smb://server/path/to) is (I'm guessing)...

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bin folder called "demac" and "tomac". They actually create a backup copy just in case, and then make the new file the same name as the old. ...