I tried running a perl script and I received this message.<br><br>$perl test.pl<br>sh: gs: not found<br>sh: gs: not found<br>sh: gs: not found<br>sh: gs: not found<br>sh: gs: not found<br>sh: gs: not found<br>sh: gs: not found<br>... <p>Dano<br><a href=mailto:dskryzer@hotmail.com>dskryzer@hotmail.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>What's your major malfunction
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What is this??? sh: gs: not found
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<FONT FACE=monospace>gs</font> is (usually) the Ghostscript program. Ghostscript is a program that operates on Postscript files. Somewhere in the perl script will be a line using either the <FONT FACE=monospace>system</font> function or backtics (`) to call the <FONT FACE=monospace>gs</font> program.<br><br>It looks like the <FONT FACE=monospace>gs</font> program isn't installed on your system, and the shell is telling you about it. <p> <br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>--<br>
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