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In /home/stack/.bashrc, there is a function called salt.

Should I put the same in my bash script?

[stack@undercloud (stackrc) ~]$ cat tst.sh
#!/usr/bin/bash

source /home/stack/stackrc
...

stack@undercloud (stackrc) ~]$ grep gurdev /etc/passwd
n_gurdev:x:1000:1000:stack:/home/stack:/bin/bash
[stack@undercloud (stackrc) ~]$

[stack@undercloud (stackrc) ~]$ echo $PATH...

$ which salt or $ whereis salt returns �no salt in /usr/.....��

The salt command path is NOT shown (unlike most Unix commands) but you can run salt from the Unix shell. Checked in alias also but...

That is a typo in this forum. It's (correct) like the below and the salt command doesn't run but the echo �running�� is working fine. I've tried with #!/bin/sh also. The same salt command works fine...

In a Redhat Linux environment, I could run salt commands on the $ prompt but not inside my bash scripts.

It will say command not found and the $PATH variable is exactly the same outside and...