by Va » Thu, 23 Jun 1994 07:28:39
where is it getting this path? I want to let a /usr/local/bin
override the /usr/bin directory so that I can add new versions of progs
without disturbing the original source/bin tree.
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1. need general help with setting paths & man paths for apps
Hello, basically what I know so far (which is limited ) is that I put in the
path to installed apps in my path through editing the /etc/default/login
script.
also when i installed gcc I added the installed app to my path, but after
compiling there was a share folder and a man folder, I take it the man
folder consists of the man pages so how do I add them to my path as in the
man path also when installing apps I noticed some references to enviroment
variables such as LD_LIBRARY_PATH.... How do I set these variables to there
corresponding applications (permanantly).
Any advice on the enviroment variables or paths and what they link to and
when(e.g I have been putting the .bin directorys in my path in mt
/etc/default/login script) whould be appreciated.
regards
David
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