Using for example "egg" instead of "./egg

[Thunderdome]

My SP changed the way we run processes after an attac.
Now instead of ./ircstats we must do ircstats
or eggdrop instead of ./eggdrop

The problem is, how do I change my script line that does this:

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eval exec $ircstatsexe $ircstatslog $ircstatscfg

in order to run in this new manner?
Merry Xmas

[Sir_Fz]

That piece of code is not enough for anyone to help you.

[Thunderdome]

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#set the full path to your ircstats executable
set ircstatsexe "/home/lol/IRCStats-1.0/ircstats"

#set the full path to your logfile
set ircstatslog "/home/lol/eggdrop/logs/thunderdome.log"

#set the full path to your ircstats cfg file
set ircstatscfg "/home/lol/IRCStats-1.0/ircstats.cfg"

#set the url for your statistics page
set ircstatsurl "http://lol.net/~lol/ircstats.html"

#change this at will: minutes hours days year
bind time - "07 * * * *" execution
bind time - "27 * * * *" execution
bind time - "47 * * * *" execution

#change n to whatever flag you wish (- for all users) and change !ircstats to whatever bind you wish to use
bind pub n !ircstats execution


proc execution {nick uhost hand chan arg} { 
#### change the directory to your Ircstats main directory ####
        cd /home/lol/IRCStats-1.0/
        global ircstatsexe ircstatslog ircstatscfg ircstatsurl
        eval exec $ircstatsexe $ircstatslog $ircstatscfg
        append out "NOTICE $nick :" ; if {[catch {exec $ircstatsexe} error]} { append out "$ircstatsexe an error occured: [string totitle $error]" } else { append out "4,5Stats Updated:0,5 $ircstatsurl" }
	  puthelp $out
#### change the directory to your eggdrop main directory ####
        cd /home/lol/eggdrop/

[demond]

get rid of absolute paths and leave the name of executable only

[Thunderdome]

worked fine! Thanks for the help!
Merry Xmas