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Re: Where do I get the "which" command?

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From: Loose Nut
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1999 00:00
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On 8 Jan 1999 02:51:15 GMT, zebee@zip.com.au (Zebee Johnstone) wrote:

>
>Can you post the exact error message?
>
>On my RedHat box, "which" is a package on its ownm check if
>the same is true of Debian.
>
>I just checked the debian mirror on mirror.aarnet.edu.au and in the
>/pub/linux/debian/dists/stable directory, I see Contents-i386.gz.
>
>that tells me that /usr/bin/which (which is where which is on my
>RedHat box) is :
>usr/bin/which   base/debianutils
>
>as it's in the base package, I'd be surprised if that is what your
>compile is complaining about...  So post the exact message
>and we can see what it is after.
>
>For example, I note that there is a which in python, and the 
>xbased kernel config might be using that.
>
>Zebee


uhmm.. which is which which or which which is which?

Loose Nut

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