I used the command:
PATH=$PATH:/opt/lum/ls/os/linux/bin/;export PATH
in terminal to add that path to the path command, but every time I leave the terminal window and check it again with
echo $PATH
It is no longer in there.
To add :/usr/local/go/bin to the PATH with Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid) and permanently change the PATH, I just edited the files /etc/environment and /etc/login.defs.
And these modifications were OK both for my current user account and my root account.
i.e.
Hi,
I have written a small shell script to remove the files olderthan X days (say 30).
Hi,
I am unable to call one script from another script in c shell on windows SUA environment.
Please find below code ,
File1 àTmp.csh:
#!/bin/csh
setenv PATH "${PATH}:.:$TOP/bin:$TOP/RMBIN/bin:$GP_SUA/:$INTERIX_ROOT"
echo "hi1"
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I encountered a strange issue this morning. My $PATH environment variable is screwed up by a command
export PATH=./releases/bin:$PATH
It is totally okay to run this under a existing shell, the issue is I put it in the shell startup shell script .profile.
I encountered a strange issue this morning. My $PATH environment variable is screwed up by a command
export PATH=./releases/bin:$PATH
It is totally okay to run this under a existing shell, the issue is I put it in the shell startup shell script .profile.
Code:
# cat SERVERNAMES
10.180.8.231
10.180.8.232
10.180.8.233
10.180.8.234
10.180.8.235
10.180.8.236
10.180.8.237
10.180.8.238
10.180.9.239
Code:
fn_Exit()
{
echo "Machine Doesnt exist"
exit 1 #exit shell script
}
echo "Please Enter Guest Name:"
I am trying to install the play framework permanently.
http://www.playframework.org/documentation/2.0.2/Installing
export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/play20
This works fine, but after i close my command line, i have to reinstall it.
Is there a permanent solution?
I'm trying to add a directory to my path so it will always be in my Linux path. I've tried:
export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/dir
This works, however each time I exit the terminal and start a new terminal instance, this path is lost, and I need to run the export command again.
How can I do it so this will be set permanently?
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