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Old 11-03-2004, 07:08 AM   #1
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how to change $PATH enviroment variable


Hello,

I found a program called Duplicate File Finder. This program needs JAVAUNIX to be installed. This is where i got stuck, the ./configure does fine. make gives me:

make-jrt-stub --verbose JavaUnix.class
make: make-jrt-stub: Commando niet gevonden # means Command not found
make: *** [JavaUnix] Fout 127


this is what i found on the javaunix website:

Building JavaUNIX requires the build directory of javaUNIX to be in your $PATH environment variable. If you are getting errors like "make: make-jrt-stub: Command not found", the JavaUNIX build directory is not in your current $PATH environment setting. The easiset way to solve this is to put the current directory into your $PATH environment setting using the command "export PATH=$PATH:." and build within the JavaUNIX build directory.

I have been trying to do this but i honestly dont know what to do?
The directory path is:

/home/bas/temp

Thanks for your reply,

Bas Nelissen

ps. Does someone know a better program than Duplicate File Finder for sorting mp3 files and video files?
 
Old 11-03-2004, 07:23 AM   #2
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export PATH=$PATH:/home/bas/temp
I put these in my ~/<user>/.bash_profile

OR Globally......../etc/profile
 
Old 11-03-2004, 07:55 AM   #3
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thanks,
i now understands what is does. I didnot do the: export PATH=$PATH:/home/bas/temp but i putted all in the /home/bas/bin folder which was also in echo $PATH.

Thanks for helping me with this problem

bas
 
  


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