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Message: [QUOTE="Ben Morrow, post: 4746396"] You want to put chdir '/perlfiles'; or so at the start of your Perl script. Unlike DOS, Unix shells do not by default (nowadays) have '.' (the current working directory) in your PATH. This means that to run RUN1.sh you need to invoke it as './RUN1.sh'. Or you can find what your PATH is (echo $PATH) and copy RUN1.sh into one of those directories. Also, [OT], you don't really want to be stuffing things into / like that... at least put them under /usr/local. And it is not conventional under Unix to use 'file extensions' for executable script files. Ben [/QUOTE]