Chris Carlson wrote:
A lot of times, when you see something like this on a shell script, it's
the program it's trying to run to run the shell script. In other words,
/usr/bin/nroff is a shell script that requires /bin/sh (the first line).
Is /bin/sh defined?
Then the next question is, since nroff is emulated by groff, does
/usr/bin/groff exist?
Yes. Both /bin/sh and /usr/bin/groff exist. I've got the thing working
correctly now. Thanks! :)
Best Regards,
Carlo Florendo y Flora
Astra Philippines Inc.
www.astra.ph
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