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i restarted the system but it shows the same.....
The file content is changed But echo $PATH does not show any change
I changed the .profile file in /home/user/.profile file . Is this correct.
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try like this

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~/.profile
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is shows permission denied.
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put following entry in ur script

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export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/sbin/
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