Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
But if you don't have the ability to change the default path (or move
the darcs executable into it) then this basically means you know what
the problem is but you can't solve it.
In my case I shouted (okay asked politely) at support but was met with "no"
Allan,
You don't need to have darcs in the system default path; you only need
to have it in your personal default path.
Assuming you're using bash, the following should do the trick:
$ mkdir ~/bin/
$ mv darcs ~/bin/
$ echo 'PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc
Juliusz
Oh yes this is already in my ~/.bashrc, otherwise I wouldn't be able to
run darcs when normally logged in (ie. when I am actually at work). The
problem is that a non-interactive shell doesn't run ~/.bashrc (at least
not on the setup here).
So basically I:
a) Couldn't seem to change the default path for a non-interactive remote
login
b) couldn't install darcs in what is the default path ...
It's quite possible that there is some way to do "a", however I did ask
support and they claimed there to be no way.
thanks for the advice anyway.
regards
allan
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