[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- santosh dubey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: >
> Dear Friends,
> i have installed netscape in /usr/local/netscape
> directory and i can open it by typing ./netscape on
> command line.
> i set PATH to this directory but this path is vaild
> for only current session. when i uses other terminal
> , i couldn't access netscape bt typing netscape...
> i export path but it couldn't work ....i am using
> bash shell and mandrake 8.2.
Since you are using Mandrake 8.2, why not use the
menudrake utility to add netscape to the menu. Check
the manual or the Mandrake docs.
-- narsingh
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-Open .bash_profile in any test editor (its always is in ur home dir) and append its path to the end of $PATH shell variable, eg: " ,/usr/local/netscape". and save it. After that logout and then again login.ur path is permanently set.
----Mukesh
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