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Authored by: Anonymous on Jan 10, '02 02:16:48PM

As rg200 said, you should just need to type "rehash" and it should work.

Might I also suggest that you create a "/User/yourusername/bin" directory, and add it to your path at the prompt:

% mkdir ~/bin
% vi ~/.cshrc and add/modify the line:
set PATH "${PATH}:/User/yourusernamehere/bin")


Good luck.

It's good to keep non-system stuff out of /usr bin directories itself, and store them in /usr/local/bin or ~/bin, instead. It also makes it easy for backups, because you don't have to dig through system directories and figure out which scripts/executables you installed, and which are OS X installed.



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