Re: [rhn-users] Finding the path

[nick fita org]

Michael,

On a one time basis, set a new path - PATH=$PATH:/newdir/subdir 
To see it - echo $PATH

Otherwise, if you want it to stick, edit the path statement in your .bash_profile. 

And in the meantime, start reading your Documentation disk. O'Reilly has some
great books for all speeds.

Yours,
  Nick

Quoting Michael <mfran1952 netscape net>:

> Hi, my question do I get to PATH. If I want to edit, or add a prefix or
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