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Why am I getting this error? As you see the file is there in that directory.
Here is what I copy and paste from terminal:
Daniels-Mac-mini:sphinxbase-master shinehah$ autogen.sh
-bash: autogen.sh: command not found
Daniels-Mac-mini:sphinxbase-master shinehah$ ls
AUTHORS autogen.sh sphinxbase.pc.in
LICENSE configure.ac sphinxbase.sln
Makefile.am doc src
NEWS include swig
README indent.sh test
README.md m4 win32
Mac mini 2018 or later
As VikingOS X told you, you should put a dot and a slash before the name of the script. This tells the shell that the script is in the current directory. For many years now, as a matter of security, the current directory is not automatically in the PATH.
So don't type
autogen.sh
Type
./autogen.sh
As VikingOS X told you, you should put a dot and a slash before the name of the script. This tells the shell that the script is in the current directory. For many years now, as a matter of security, the current directory is not automatically in the PATH.
So don't type
autogen.sh
Type
./autogen.sh
Do I have to put the current path that I am in in the PATH environment variable, or do I need to put the path to whatever executable file runs sh files in the PATH environment variable? If the latter, what file runs sh files?
Here is the PATH environment variable:
Daniels-Mac-mini:sphinxbase-master shinehah$ echo $PATH
/Users/shinehah/google-cloud-sdk/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/bin/python:/usr/local/share/dotnet:~/.dotnet/tools:/Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/Versions/Current/Commands:/Users/shinehah/apache-ant-1.10.6/bin:/Applications/Xamarin Workbooks.app/Contents/SharedSupport/path-bin
./autogen.sh
Because you do not have that entire path location in your $PATH environment.
Why does it say file not found?
