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edit $PATH variable
How do I edit my $PATH variable so that my java directory is permanantly available in $PATH along with /usr/bin, /usr/local/bin, etc. Thanks.
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ok, i was able to edit my $PATH by editing .bash_profile. there is a line that says
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin i changed this to PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin:/path/to/java but if i print my $PATH var it has $HOME/bin and /path/to/java twice each. anyone know why this happens? its not a very big deal because it still works this way.. but its strange.. it must be .bash_profile that is adding the dir's twice because my java directory wasn't in $PATH at all until now.. ?? |
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