On Monday 13 Oct 2003 12:24 pm, Flávio Henrique wrote: > > If you have mozilla installed, but not in your path, you could (as root) > > issue a ln mozilla /path to where mozilla is installed/mozilla > > /usr/bin/mozilla. So, if your mozilla was installed under > > /usr/local/bin/mozilla, you would type: > > ln -s /usr/local/bin/mozilla /usr/bin/mozilla > > > > That would create a link in the /usr/bin directory pointing to your > > mozilla. /usr/bin is by default in your path. > > > > Joeb > > hmmm... I'll try this... > so, the /usr/bin is in my path, but /usr/local no ? > hmmm... > > how a I can configure my path ? like the %path% in windows? > it is by ln -s ? > > Thanx > > Flávio Henrique
Edit your ~/.bash_profile file Add to the end of the existing PATH. Use ':' to separate entries. Takes effect next time you log on. ALternatively to change the path for all users edit the PATH command in /etc/profile derek -- ---------------------------------- www.jennings.homelinux.net http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org
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