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01-06-2009
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How can I let other to run the script
Hi All,
I just wrote a small script called "test", put it in /home/bin and added to the path to run the script from anywhere. presently Im running this as a root. Then i logged in as my account and tried to run the script as i did with root. but it gave me command not found. if i type ./test then it works. any ideas. Thanks |
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01-06-2009
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You can include the /home/bin to the PATH variable defined inside /etc/profile and that will be applied to all users on your system. |
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01-06-2009
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The proper place for this type of change is /etc/kshrc or /etc/bashrc or whichever shell you are using. While login shells will apply the settings in /etc/profile, subshells may not. Using the kshrc or similar files will ensure that each shell receives that PATH change.
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