RE: Problem running zsh on WinNT 4.0

["Trinh, Timothy" <timothy.trinh@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello All,

Once again I appreciated all the help that I have been given.  It was
definitely a typo problem when I place the
#!c:/bin/zsh/zsh.exe in my shell scripts.  After correcting the typo, the
shell script ran beautifully.

Thanks again to all who have taken the time to answer my questions,
Timothy


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	From:  Bart Schaefer[SMTP:schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
	Sent:  Friday, February 12, 1999 11:25 PM
	To:  Trinh, Timothy; 'zsh-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx '
	Subject:  Re: Problem running zsh on WinNT 4.0

	On Feb 12,  4:49pm, Trinh, Timothy wrote:
	} Subject: RE: Problem running zsh on WinNT 4.0
	}
	} Hello ALL,
	} 
	} I am not able to run shell script
	} like I do on Unix.  When I do an ls -l on the shell script, 
	} do not see any x permissions on the shell script.

	There's not really any such thing as "x permission" in NT.  Anything
with
	the right file extension (.exe, .bat, ...) has "execute permission."
I
	don't recall exactly how zsh's internal tests for executable-ness
are
	resolved in Amol's port.

	} Is there a particular way of executing the shell script via the
zsh
	} program on WinNT4.0?

	I don't believe so.

	} Do I need to name the shell script in a
	} certain way in order for it to execute?

	Zsh first attempts to let the system run the named file, and then
when
	(if) that fails it looks at it for a #! line.  So ...

	If you give the script a .exe extension, NT will try to run it as a
	binary, I think.  Not good.

	If you give it a .bat extension, it'll try to run it as a batch
file.
	That's probably even worse, as bits of the script might actually
look
	sensible enough to the batch processor to cause something to happen.

	} I have tried including the
	} following line at the beginning of the shell script:
	} 
	} #!c:/bin/zsh/zhs.exe 
	                ^^
	Did you spell "zsh.exe" correctly in the shell script?

	Otherwise I'm without clue.

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