1) Message boards : Server programs : Could anyone tell me where is PYTHONPATH in ubuntu? (Message 17678) Posted 5 Jun 2008 by 0xabad1dea Post: Files whose name begins with a dot are hidden by default as they are "clutter". You can see dotfiles by using "ls -a" As for your second question, I'd make extra sure you're a) typing in the same terminal you use ssh in, and b) it's maybe just a coincidence that the two computers have the same set of files in their directories (very likely if they're both fresh installs)

2) Message boards : Server programs : Could anyone tell me where is PYTHONPATH in ubuntu? (Message 17669) Posted 5 Jun 2008 by 0xabad1dea Post: It's okay if ~/.bashrc doesn't already exist. Open it in a text editor like this: $ gedit ~/.bashrc [or use vi, or emacs, or nano, or whatever] and add this line [to the end, if there's something in it]: export PYTHONPATH="/the/path/you/need"

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