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Hi,

I have a tcl script calling a lot of perl scripts.

In the beginning of one of the scripts is the command:
#!/bin/sh #\ exec wish "$0" "$@" package require tar
The use is later on down the script in the following lines:
cd [file dirname $source] tar::create /tmp/directoryCopy.[pid].tar [file tail $source] cd $pwd cd $dest tar::untar /tmp/directoryCopy.[pid].tar file delete -force /tmp/directoryCopy.[pid].tar cd $pwd
As soon as I run the script,I get the error message:
Error in startup script: can't find package tar while executing "package require tar" (file "package.tcl" line 6)

could you pls help me debug the reason for the error?

thanks karuna

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