Hello, everyone I installed Linux this time and put several analysis tools on top of it.
In order to run various tools comfortably, we set the path using the export syntax. When I set it up, the method I used is as follows.
-Login with root privileges
# export PATH=$PATH:/tools/installed/location
# source ~/.bashrc
The problem is that all of these settings are released when you log out and reconnect.
So the way I thought about it is to put each tool in the export phrase.Write a shell script to source in bashrc and put it in a place like /etc/rc.d5.
Or I'm thinking about linking the /tools / installed / location / to the bin folder... Which method works better?
Or is there a better way?
export path ubuntu
If Linux uses shell BASH.
of the home directory of the account you are accessing.You can add the following to the end of the bashrc or .bash_profile file:
// ...
// Add to end of file
export PATH=$PATH:/New/Route/Additional
If you want all accounts that use BASH to have the same PATH path:
For CENTOS
Common to all Linux
You can modify the /etc/bashrc file. (Not a very recommended method, but you can make sure that all accounts have the same settings.)
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