The easier way around this problem is to make a soft link to todos and fromdos. If you have sudo administrative rights, you can make the soft link in the same directory as follows...
sudo ln -s fromdos dos2unix
sudo ln -s todos unix2dos
Or if do not have sudo privileges, you can make the soft link from a directory that you have access to...
I prefer this method over creating an alias since the alias should be in a file that needs to be read during system initialise (or by typing source <alias_file>) . If done local, alias will work in the present window that it has been set; a soft link will work directly after creation.
I have made both soft links and I have already run dos2unix successfully....
The easier way around this problem is to make a soft link to todos and fromdos. If you have sudo administrative rights, you can make the soft link in the same directory as follows...
sudo ln -s fromdos dos2unix
sudo ln -s todos unix2dos
Or if do not have sudo privileges, you can make the soft link from a directory that you have access to...
I prefer this method over creating an alias since the alias should be in a file that needs to be read during system initialise (or by typing source <alias_file>) . If done local, alias will work in the present window that it has been set; a soft link will work directly after creation.
I have made both soft links and I have already run dos2unix successfully....
I hope this helps...