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I am trying to get a user data script working on EC2, Amazon Linux distro. The script does run, but for most commands, such as ec2-metadata or gem it complains about command not found. The tools are installed, and i can run them when I log in.
I guess, it has to do with the PATH not being set or something like that. How can I make the script behave as if I was running it in a shell?
Currently, I have started to work around with lines like the following, but it get's out of hand./usr/local/rvm/bin/rvm default do bundle install
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I am trying to get a user data script working on EC2, Amazon Linux distro. The script does run, but for most commands, such as ec2-metadata or gem it complains about command not found. The tools are installed, and i can run them when I log in.
I guess, it has to do with the PATH not being set or something like that. How can I make the script behave as if I was running it in a shell?
Currently, I have started to work around with lines like the following, but it get's out of hand./usr/local/rvm/bin/rvm default do bundle install
amazon-ec2
asked Jul 16 '13 at 7:27
JanJan
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add a comment |
I am trying to get a user data script working on EC2, Amazon Linux distro. The script does run, but for most commands, such as ec2-metadata or gem it complains about command not found. The tools are installed, and i can run them when I log in.
I guess, it has to do with the PATH not being set or something like that. How can I make the script behave as if I was running it in a shell?
Currently, I have started to work around with lines like the following, but it get's out of hand./usr/local/rvm/bin/rvm default do bundle install
amazon-ec2
asked Jul 16 '13 at 7:27
JanJan
12514
I am trying to get a user data script working on EC2, Amazon Linux distro. The script does run, but for most commands, such as ec2-metadata or gem it complains about command not found. The tools are installed, and i can run them when I log in.
I guess, it has to do with the PATH not being set or something like that. How can I make the script behave as if I was running it in a shell?
Currently, I have started to work around with lines like the following, but it get's out of hand./usr/local/rvm/bin/rvm default do bundle install
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Although not using Amazon Linux, I have managed to get my user script working without having to declare full paths by exporting PATH at the top of the file.
export=$PATH:/insert/your/path/here:/other/path/here
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Although not using Amazon Linux, I have managed to get my user script working without having to declare full paths by exporting PATH at the top of the file.
export=$PATH:/insert/your/path/here:/other/path/here
answered Jul 21 '13 at 9:30
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Although not using Amazon Linux, I have managed to get my user script working without having to declare full paths by exporting PATH at the top of the file.
export=$PATH:/insert/your/path/here:/other/path/here
answered Jul 21 '13 at 9:30
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Although not using Amazon Linux, I have managed to get my user script working without having to declare full paths by exporting PATH at the top of the file.
export=$PATH:/insert/your/path/here:/other/path/here
answered Jul 21 '13 at 9:30
Rafael FonsecaRafael Fonseca
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Although not using Amazon Linux, I have managed to get my user script working without having to declare full paths by exporting PATH at the top of the file.
export=$PATH:/insert/your/path/here:/other/path/here
answered Jul 21 '13 at 9:30
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