On Wed, 2021-06-02 at 08:17 -0300, George N. White III wrote:
One keystroke saving measure in UNIX is the use of the "PATH" to list directories that are searched for a command.
Always remember that paths are a common cause for scripting to fail.
Someone does some experimenting with a command line, and works out something that works for them. Then they put the command line into a script, or other automation, and it doesn't work. It's because the path was different in their command line interface than elsewhere.
It's *often* best to use the full path when you're not typing commands directly into a command line.