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08-30-2004 05:28 AM
08-30-2004 05:28 AM
Re: /usr/local/bin in PATH
yes.
But you may have to add it manually in your profile. Don't think it gets added by default.
Hope this helps.
Regds
But you may have to add it manually in your profile. Don't think it gets added by default.
Hope this helps.
Regds
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08-30-2004 05:29 AM
08-30-2004 05:29 AM
Re: /usr/local/bin in PATH
Ed,
It's common but not recommended because of the security risk associated with it. The bad guys can put scripts in /usr/local/bin that imitate regular commands and use these back doors to steal passwords or accomplish other forms of mischief.
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Pete
It's common but not recommended because of the security risk associated with it. The bad guys can put scripts in /usr/local/bin that imitate regular commands and use these back doors to steal passwords or accomplish other forms of mischief.
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08-30-2004 05:30 AM
08-30-2004 05:30 AM
Solution
Sure it is usual to have /usr/local/bin in the PATH.
Security folks will tell you, it should be searched only after /usr/bin, /usr/sbin or /sbin directories.
Make sure you dont have world writable permissions to the directory also ensure you have /usr/sbin, /usr/bin and /sbin listed before /usr/local/bin in the PATH.
Security folks will tell you, it should be searched only after /usr/bin, /usr/sbin or /sbin directories.
Make sure you dont have world writable permissions to the directory also ensure you have /usr/sbin, /usr/bin and /sbin listed before /usr/local/bin in the PATH.
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