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add a directory to the PATH
Name: greg Date: July 3, 2003 at 09:09:47 Pacific OS: Linux CPU/Ram: not sure
Comment:
Hi, I need to add a directory to the existing linux/unix path but I need it to still be there when the server is rebooted. I only know how to do it temporarily but once the server is rebooted, the path is restored.
His is how I currently do it temporarily: PATH=$PATH\:/home/admin/HubzServer/jre/bin ; export PATH
Any help will be greatly appreciated. email me at: greg@blk69.com greg.
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