cygwin b20 bash path usage?

[Eric Christopher]

vos@channelpoint.com (Craig Vosburgh) writes:

> bash will use the PATH variable to determine the search order.  It
> sounds like you need to put . in your PATH variable first or execute the
> test command as ./test.  If you have any question which executable is
> being executed you can always use the type command to see what bash hash
> hashed for that name (e.g. type test should return the path to the test
> executable being executed)

'.' should always be put last in your path.  It is a horrible security hole
if you do otherwise.

-eric
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