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pwd Command and NIS mount points
I am running NIS, NFS and automount.
If I execute % cd /xyz/data1 % pwd I get different results depending on the operating system. On SGI running Irix 6.5.x pwd returns /xyz/data1 On Redhat Linux 7.3 pwd returns /xyz/data1 BUT On Tru64 UNIX the pwd command returns /tmp_mnt/xyz/data1 All systems use /tmp_mnt but only under Tru64 Unix does the pwd command return the leading /tmp_mnt. How can I make pwd on the Tru64 UNIX System NOT return the leading /tmp_mnt This is important for scripts that use pwd. |
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