Re^2: / operator question

[muba]

"/noexit" simply means " aaa/noexit".

No it doesn't.

Regardless of where your script lives, that still isn't the same as the cwd. And even if it were, "/noexit" is an absolute path so it still doesn't matter where the script lives or what the cwd is, unless the process is chrooted of course.

 

The right answer was given by choroba.

[Jenda]

Except for a little twist on Windows. There it's not "absolutely absolute" and it means "the file or directory named 'noexit' in the root directory of the currently selected volume".

[ikegami]

It may not have an absolute root, but Windows does have absolute paths. They are of the form

d:\...

or

\\...