> Dear friends
> Default profile in RedHat 6.0 is:
> PATH="$PATH:/usr/X11R6/bin"
> is that a complete path to all programs in the : /bin, /usr/bin, and
>/usr/local/bin:
> and if not, how should we do this.
Check your path with "echo $PATH"
The system bash profile is at /etc/profile
The system bashrc is at /etc/bashrc
The user bash profile is at $HOME/.bash_profile
The user bashrc is at $HOME/.bashrc
To reparse these files after editing, logout/login or use "source
filename" where filename is the file you want to reparse.
Note: if you choose the logout/login method, you have to do that on the
controlling terminal (important if you're running X, since X uses
subshells (ala XTerm and rxvt) and not login shells). Also, when a
program runs, it inherits the current environment, so edits/reparses of
those files will not effect processes unless they are restarted or inherit
the new environment... or whatever I'm trying to say :)
I hope that this helps a bit :P
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