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Recently I enabled Cockpit on a newly built Centos server(7.6). I also installed Python 3.7.4 on the same server (using make altinstall).
Here's the weird thing.
When I call Python on a PuTTY terminal, i.e, python3.7 -V, it returns the expected result: Python 3.7.4
When I call Python on the Cockpit terminal (using the same credentials), it returns a bash: python3.7: command not found...
This is using the same login details.
What am I missing?
Cheers
Please forgive me if there is an obvious answer to this. I am very new (or more to the point, relearning) to Linux.
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Recently I enabled Cockpit on a newly built Centos server(7.6). I also installed Python 3.7.4 on the same server (using make altinstall).
Here's the weird thing.
When I call Python on a PuTTY terminal, i.e, python3.7 -V, it returns the expected result: Python 3.7.4
When I call Python on the Cockpit terminal (using the same credentials), it returns a bash: python3.7: command not found...
This is using the same login details.
What am I missing?
Cheers
Please forgive me if there is an obvious answer to this. I am very new (or more to the point, relearning) to Linux.
centos python
edited 42 secs ago
Jeff Schaller♦
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I guess thePATHis different between the two. To check,echo "$PATH"in both and compare.
– mosvy
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Recently I enabled Cockpit on a newly built Centos server(7.6). I also installed Python 3.7.4 on the same server (using make altinstall).
Here's the weird thing.
When I call Python on a PuTTY terminal, i.e, python3.7 -V, it returns the expected result: Python 3.7.4
When I call Python on the Cockpit terminal (using the same credentials), it returns a bash: python3.7: command not found...
This is using the same login details.
What am I missing?
Cheers
Please forgive me if there is an obvious answer to this. I am very new (or more to the point, relearning) to Linux.
centos python
edited 42 secs ago
Jeff Schaller♦
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asked 37 mins ago
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Recently I enabled Cockpit on a newly built Centos server(7.6). I also installed Python 3.7.4 on the same server (using make altinstall).
Here's the weird thing.
When I call Python on a PuTTY terminal, i.e, python3.7 -V, it returns the expected result: Python 3.7.4
When I call Python on the Cockpit terminal (using the same credentials), it returns a bash: python3.7: command not found...
This is using the same login details.
What am I missing?
Cheers
Please forgive me if there is an obvious answer to this. I am very new (or more to the point, relearning) to Linux.
centos python
centos python
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I guess thePATHis different between the two. To check,echo "$PATH"in both and compare.
– mosvy
5 mins ago
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I guess thePATHis different between the two. To check,echo "$PATH"in both and compare.
– mosvy
5 mins ago
I guess the
PATH is different between the two. To check, echo "$PATH" in both and compare.– mosvy
5 mins ago
I guess the
PATH is different between the two. To check, echo "$PATH" in both and compare.– mosvy
5 mins ago
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