Re: making /usr/local/bin accessible

On 5/31/07, Milos Prudek <prudek@xxxxxx> wrote:

I am new to Ubuntu.

How can I make Ubuntu run a binary file in /usr/local/bin, when such file
compiled from sources has a same name as a REMOVED/DELETED file from
debian
package that used to be in /usr/bin?

- /usr/local/bin is in my PATH
- shell files that I create in /usr/local/bin can be run from any
directory.
- but binary file compiled from sources that REPLACES a deb package file
does
not run unless full path is specified.

Details:

I want hnb (Hierarchical Notebook). I installed it via apt-get and it
installed into /usr/bin but it exhibited some errors, so I removed the hnb
deb package. I got hnb sources, compiled and installed them. The hnb
binary
is in /usr/local/bin. Under the superuser, hnb runs without specifying the
full path. Under non-privileged user, running hnb without specifying the
full
path results in this error message:

-bash: /usr/bin/hnb: No such file or directory

I have never seen this behaviour under Mandriva. What configuration is
responsible for this?

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Milos Prudek

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Try typing " which hnb" as root and remove it.

You could also link /usr/local/bin/hnb to /usr/bin if it does not exist
there

something like " ln -s /usr/local/bin/hnb /usr/bin/hnb " --
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