09-26-2011
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Originally Posted by
Corona688
It does not. There is no directory named "/usr/java/jre*" there. Your listing shows two symlinks in the problem dir, 'default' and 'latest', which point to the place you need. Why not use /usr/java/default/ ?
How would I do that?
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