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pwd: A specified flag is not valid for this command.
Probably a very straight forward question but please be easy on me, I am v. new to UNIX!
A script that I have runs the line tmp=`pwd -H` It works fine, but I needed to make a couple of other changes to the script, nowhere near this line but now this line reports: pwd: A specified flag is not valid for this command. When I use the original script again there is no problem at all. Any ideas as to what may be causing this. Cheers |
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