Gollahon, Don wrote:

>... when I type "gbak" and hit
> enter it says "bash: gbak: command not found". I'm currently logged-in
> as root

On most Unix/Linux systems the the default path for normal users starts
with . so programs in the current directory run unqualified. Root has
enough privileges so that's not very safe. The normal path for root
doesn't include . to avoid accidentally running something toxic.

./gbak should work.

Regards,


Ann