Hi

I'm trying to replace bash with psh, and fortunately it's no problem to call directly programms in Path.

But how do I simply pass a variable as a parameter? 

psh% option echo=0
psh% $url='www.google.com'
psh% wget $url
: Nicht unterstütztes Schema.
[1] Error 5437 wget $url
psh% wget "$url"
: Nicht unterstütztes Schema.
[1] Error 5438 wget "$url"
psh% wget '$url'
--00:35:33--  http://$url/
           => `index.html'
Auflösen des Hostnamen »$url«.... fehlgeschlagen: Name or service not 
+known.
[1] Error 5439 wget '$url'

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"Nicht unterstütztes Schema." means "not supported scheme..."

a direct call with literal URL works as expected...

In reply to calling commands with psh by Anonymous Monk

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