Problem setting PATH variable

[Randy Campbell]

>Do you have binary mounts set?  If you have binary mounts set and the
>.bashrc file contains \r\n then what you are adding to PATH is
>/usr/local/bin\r which isn't what you want.  Two ways to fix this
>problem:  move back to text mounts (prefered by me) or remove the \r
>from the .bashrc file.


I have binary mounts set, which I have been told is necessary to get man and
info to work.  (I still haven't got man & info to work, but that's another
story).

So, maybe removing the /r from the file will work.  I'll try it.

Thanks,
Randy


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