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Stephanie B
10,082 PointsVagrant, command not found
I've installed, uninstalled and reinstalled Vagrant a couple of times. When I type vagrant -v in terminal, I get "command not found." The Vagrant folder is in my Applications folder, so I know it was installed. It worked in my Personal user account (and still does), then I decided to create a Developer user so I wouldn't muck up my regular user settings. It doesn't work for Developer. It's also interesting that standard Unix commands like ls and mkdir aren't working, but pwd and cd are. I ran echo $PATH and the only path defined is: /Users/developer/bin, so I feel like this is part of the problem. Just don't know how to resolve it. I took the Console course, but it wasn't enough to make me comfortable with making stuff up.
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Spenser Hale
20,915 PointsWhat operating system are you using?
Stephanie B
10,082 PointsStephanie B
10,082 PointsOkay, so after some research, I decided to run:
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin
Everything seems to be working. Running vagrant up and that appears to be working just fine. I don't understand why I had to make changes to my path. I didn't do anything in the Personal user path. Commands just work. If someone has thoughts on that, would love to hear.
Now I just have to edit my .bash_profile I guess to make sure the changes stick for every session.