On Sep 29, 2009, at 22:07, Harald Hanche-Olsen wrote:
+ Ryan Schmidt <ryandes...@macports.org>:
Bash might look in one of several files for its initialization
instructions. These files are
called .profile, .bash_profile, .bashrc,
.login, and .bash_login, and would be directly in your home
directory. Which of those files do you have, and what is their
contents?
There is also the system-wide /etc/profile, which reads path elements
from /etc/paths and individual files in /etc/paths.d/.
Yes, there is.
I have a file
/etc/paths.d/macports which contains /opt/local/bin. I don't think I
am the one who put it there?
Early in the development of MacPorts 1.7 we experimented with using
that method for adding to the paths on Leopard. Before the release of
1.7 we took this code out because that method did not work the way we
wanted. (It put the MacPorts paths last in PATH instead of first.) So
if you installed a version of MacPorts trunk during the development of
version 1.7 that could explain it. You should remove these files.
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