Hi guys can someone teach me how to create system wide path variable on Linux? I can't understand how to do it. For now I've tried concatenating PATH variable in /etc/profiles but it seems it's not working until I type src "/etc/profile" on my shell.
Thanks in advice.
#Linux path variable
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Hi guys can someone teach me how to create system wide path variable on Linux? I...
depends on which distro your using
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I'm currently on Sparky, it's a debian testing derivate.
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I'm currently on Sparky, it's a debian testing derivate.
/etc/environment is global
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Yes thanks, I need to concatenate global PATH with a custom folder. Is it enough type PATH=PATH:/customfolder/ in /etc/environment?
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Yes thanks, I need to concatenate global PATH with a custom folder. Is it enough...
PATH="/usr/local/bin/chrome"
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Ok thanks i'll give a look once I'm at home. Thanks for support šš»
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Ok thanks i'll give a look once I'm at home. Thanks for support šš»
no problem hope it works for you
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I let you know
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Ok I tried and expanding the PATH variable in /etc/environment does not work, in here I need to type all the whole value of the path...
In /etc/profile it was working but only in an login shell.
So I ended up on expanding the PATH variable in /etc/bash.bashrc file, and now it's working like a charm.