[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> This is going to sound like a silly question, but after looking in every HOWTO
> I could think of and even on the net, I still can't find the answer to what
> must be a very trivial question.
>
> How do I add a directory to the PATH? I want to add a directory that contains
> all sorts of scripts I use regularly. I tried:
>
> PATH=$PATH:/data1/perl; export PATH
>
> but that only adds the directory to the terminal session I'm in - I want this
> **always** added to the path when I boot.
>
If you're interested complimenting you're knowledge in documentation lookup,
search for "bash configuration files..." :
$HOME/{.bashrc,.bash_login,..history,.bash_logout} , /etc/profile
and I'm sure there are some more... ;-)
boaz.
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