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Thanks, I believe it was you who helped me last time

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Date: Thu, 9 Jan 2003 00:48:06 -0800

> Somebody was kind enough to give me a command that works like source in UNIX, I have since forgotten it. Anyone remember it ?
>

the . (dot) will 'source' a file.

> Question2: Multiple upas/fs mounts ?
> When I try to mount more than 1 in my
> profile, I only get the last one.

-m option might be what you need?

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