Re: At a loss for PATH......

Hi, I normally do it in ~.bashrc, as I try not to change much in the system so I can just backup my home where everything is that I changed and installed sits and am done. I guess you can also do it in /etc/profile: The systemwide initialization file, executed for login shells /etc/bash.bashrc

At a loss for PATH......

Context: Pentium 4, debian testing, boxed KDE I have just installed the java stuff - downloaded from SUN site- as a plugin for mozilla. The installation instruction requires that the directory in which I installed the java libs and programs be part of the PATH variable. My question is: Where t

Re: At a loss for PATH....

also sprach Vittorio De Martino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004.09.05.1432 +0200]: > My question is: > Where the PATH variable is first set: /etc/profile, /etc/bashrc.bash ? /etc/profile for all or preferably: ~/.bash_profile just for you. -- Please do not CC me when replying to lists; I read them!

At a loss for PATH....

Pentium, debian testing I have just installed the java stuff from SUN site as a plugin for mozilla. The installation instruction requires that the directory in which I've installed the java libs and programs be part of the PATH variable. My question is: Where the PATH variable is first set: /et