Re: PATH issues

At 1142931908, ChadDavis wrote: > I want to know if there's a single place to put PATH admendments that > will count for everything on my system whether you login via the > terminal or via gnome. This seems like a fundamental issue, no? Not an answer to this question, but specifically for GNOME:

PATH issues

Hello.  I posted a similar thread earlier.  However, I related my PATH issues to the specifics of java and all of the replies on that thread just explained how to install java.  BUT I'm actually interested in PATH issues on debian. Can someone explain to me where the PATH is set in debian? 

Re: PATH issues

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Davis wrote: > Hello. > > I have a problem with the PATH. I'm fairly familiar with the tradional > linux / unix roles for the various start up scripts, but I'm not getting > the behaviour that I expect. First of all, I'm running Ubuntu with > Gnome. I manually installed java

Re: PATH issues

On Friday 17 March 2006 11:03 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Davis wrote: > Hello. > > I have a problem with the PATH. I'm fairly familiar with the tradional > linux / unix roles for the various start up scripts, but I'm not getting > the behaviour that I expect. First of all, I'm running Ubuntu with Gnom

Re: PATH issues

maybe you can try to make symbolic link of directory with java to directory, where it should be On Fri, 2006-03-17 at 10:03 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Davis wrote: > Hello. > > I have a problem with the PATH. I'm fairly familiar with the > tradional linux / unix roles for the various start up scri

PATH issues

Hello. I have a problem with the PATH.  I'm fairly familiar with the tradional linux / unix roles for the various start up scripts, but I'm not getting the behaviour that I expect.  First of all, I'm running Ubuntu with Gnome.   I manually installed java in /opt/jdk1.5xxx  The system had a free ve