opp_runall -n / NEDPATH

[Andrew Hardy]

I am using runopp_all

I have the nedpath using the -n option with something like

... -u Cmdenv -n .;../src;../../inetmanet_a/src -f my.ini -c ...

and I get script failure

sh: ../src: is a directory
sh ../../inetmanet_a/src: is a directory

I am a little confused...

Aren't they supposed to be directories?

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[Rudolf Hornig]

Yes they are supposed to be directories, but you are using ; (semicolon) for the path separator which is actually separating commands in a bash shell (i.e. in mingwenv). You should use : 

i.e. the shell executed the command until the first ; then took the next command which was ../src and it tried to execute and complained that it cannot execute it, because its a folder ...

Rudolf