how I can add a path to my directory?
Hello,
I used these commands to manage the folder and starting analysis
[izadi@lbox161 tophat-2.1.0.Linux_x86_64]$ cd /usr/data/nfs6/izadi/test
[izadi@lbox161 test]$ mkdir $HOME/bin1
[izadi@lbox161 test]$ ln -s HOME/bin1 /usr/data/nfs6/izadi/test
but I could not add the path to my environment
[izadi@lbox161 test]$ export PATH = $HOME/bin1:$PATH
export: Command not found.
What can I do please?
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Hi,
You should not let any space between a variable name (
PATH), the affectation symbol (=) and its value in bash. Thus, I think it is better to add a personal directory at the end of the${PATH}var, in order to avoid namespace issues.Here are your command lines :