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Problem: I installed git in my HOME directory on a remote system I don't
have root access to. Works great when I'm logged-in, but when I try to
clone a repo over ssh, I get this: (command is being executed on my
local computer, to clone repo on remote system where I did the git
custom install)
bash: git-upload-pack: command not found
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
What is happening is, over SSH, it can't find that binary. Its installed
in ~/bin, but that isn't in the PATH:
$ ssh myusername@myremoteserver.com echo \$PATH
/usr/bin:/bin
Adding info to the PATH in .bashrc or .profile on the remote system
doesn't change the PATH displayed when I run the previous command.
- --
Christopher Howard
frigidcode.com
theologia.indicium.us
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