Subj : Re: MIS POLL
To   : paulie420
From : ryan
Date : Thu Nov 12 2020 08:50 am

 pa> "/mystic/./mis poll force"

This is incorrect. If you use absolute path, you don't put the '.' character
in there. I.e., you just use "/mystic/mis poll force". If you want to run a
binary from the current directory you are in, you then put the '.' character,
i.e. if your present working directory is /mystic/ already, you just use
"./mis poll force".

 pa> the "./" always goes right before the command you are running; in
 pa> standard linux, ubuntu, whatever flavor...

Only if you are trying to run a binary in the directory that you are
currently in.

 pa> you always type "./" before the command you want to run..
 pa> 
 pa> ~/mystic/./mplc myfile.mps

Negative. :) _ONLY_ put the '.' if you're trying to run a binary from your
current directory.

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