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user88036
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It depends on the $PATH$PATH variable of the user you are currently logged in. If the script is on more than one directories the first found is used, in this case $PATH$PATH of root should be something like

PATH="/usr/bin:/bin:...

PATH="/usr/bin:/bin:...

and for the user it should be something like

PATH="/bin...

 PATH="/bin...

It depends on the $PATH variable of the user you are currently logged in. If the script is on more than one directories the first found is used, in this case $PATH of root should be something like

PATH="/usr/bin:/bin:...

and for the user it should be something like

PATH="/bin...

It depends on the $PATH variable of the user you are currently logged in. If the script is on more than one directories the first found is used, in this case $PATH of root should be something like

PATH="/usr/bin:/bin:...

and for the user it should be something like

 PATH="/bin...
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pmcoelho
pmcoelho
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It depends on the $PATH variable of the user you are currently logged in. If the script is on more than one directories the first found is used, in this case $PATH of root should be something like

PATH="/usr/bin:/bin:...

and for the user it should be something like

PATH="/bin...