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Not directly, but you could create your own cd command which executes your script and then does the original cd. You can achieve the same with a bash alias.
Try something like this, substitution the echo for your own command:
Code:
pu@slackw:~$ alias
alias d='dir'
alias dir='/usr/bin/ls $LS_OPTIONS --format=vertical'
alias ls='/usr/bin/ls $LS_OPTIONS'
alias mc='. /usr/share/mc/bin/mc-wrapper.sh'
alias v='vdir'
alias vdir='/usr/bin/ls $LS_OPTIONS --format=long'
pu@slackw:~$ alias cd='echo "my script";cd'
pu@slackw:~$ cd projects/
my script
pu@slackw:~/projects$
I haven't used ksh so I can't help you there. But be aware that in the Linux world people will assume that you use bash because that's the default shell for Linux (at least for all the distros I've installed in the past). So when you post a shell question to this (mainly Linux) forum, please specify that you use Korn Shell.
I wasn't being rude. Just pointing out that if you ask questions related to shell in a Linux forum, you need to specify that you use ksh right from the start.
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