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Location of program on UNIX
I just installed Pine 4.33 on my shared hosting server under ~/usr/local/bin/pine
My ISP has /usr/local/bin/pine version 4.1 When I type "pine" I get the 4.1 loading. How can I ensure my version of Pine loads (using FreeBSD 4.3) with just typing "pine"? I did type "rehash" Thanks for your time.
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