08-20-2011
access to the bin of another user
Hello All,
I am using AIX 6.1
I created two users (user_1 and user_2) with same primary group goup_1.
in user_1 I am accessing an application command line which is found under user_1home_dir/application/bin
I need to access the same application command line from user_2.
What I did that in the ".profile" file of user_2, i modified the Path variable to add the PATH=$PATH:user_1home_dir/application/bin
same for LIBPATH
but still not able to access the command line of the application from user_2
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