[skychum]

I'm running OS X 10.3.2/Darwin 7.2.0, and I'm trying to add an entry to my path, but I can't figure out where my path is declared. It's not in ~/.cshrc, it doesn't exist, and when I create it, it doesn't recognize it. When I echo $PATH, it shows all my path info correctly, but where is this stored in a file?

Thanks.

[si_lance]

you need to do something like:
printenv SHELL
if it answers "/bin/bash",
then add to your path (and all other users) by editting /etc/profile
or make a .bashrc file

[skychum]

Thank you very much.

What I ended up doing was editing /sw/bin/init.sh, because I have Fink and Darwin Ports installed, and I wanted to add /opt/local (DP's directory) to the path along with /sw. Fink creates a ~/.profile file that points to /sw/bin/init.sh that allows this.

Thanks again.

[si_lance]

sky,
uhh you're welcome, but you seemed to have come up with a better solution than the one I provide. Glad to help give hints.

[skychum]

You gave me guidance.