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> I know for sure that all the commands work in cygwin because I have
> been using them with no trouble. I will try the "which google"
> command just to make sure but beyond that I have put the entire "C:
> \cygwin" directory in my path so it knows to look there for commands.
Did you put the bin, usr/bin & usr/local/bin directories in path too?
You might need to add all the bin directories in your path.
> What I am confused about is that it only recognizes basic commands
> (mv, cp, etc.) but it won't recognize more "advance" commands (man and
> python are the ones I tried out so far). I for sure have them
> installed and they are for sure in my path..
Try doing a "env" on cygwin & compare the path on the ssh session.
There could be a difference in the path that is causing this.
> A friend I talked to suggested to cd to the actual directory with the
> commands and then try to run them.. I haven't tried this yet but I
> will a bit later today.
When you are in the actual directory, you may want to try putting "./"
before the command so that it is referencing the current directory
that you have cd into.
Regards,
SkiP
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