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LPC from a telnet session

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Hello All: Why can't I run the 'lpc' command from a telnet session? I get the error: 'bash: lpc: command not found' This happens even after I su in as root. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Ryan

Name: danny
Date: June 11, 2001 at 12:42:35 Pacific

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because the directory /usr/sbin is not included by default in the PATH variable. then you may modify the default PATH in your .bash_profile, or type the complete path /usr/sbin/lpc

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Name: Mik
Date: June 12, 2001 at 00:27:49 Pacific

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Just using the command "su" will log you in as root user but will not load any of the environment variables for the root user. Try using the command "su -" this will simulate a full login and also load files like .cshrc and .profile. Mik

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