RHEL 7: Add PATH variables globally

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Under my profile and the .bashrc file. I have added several environment variables.
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export HADOOP_HOME=/app/hadoop-2.7.3


When I try to run any "hadoop" command I get command not found.



After executing this command "exec bash" I will be able then to run hadoop commands without issues.



The problem I am having that every time I log in to the server I will need to run the exec command to be able to use hadoop, plus there are other users on the server that need to use the application.



How can I update the PATH globally so everyone can use hadoop and any other installed application?



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    Under my profile and the .bashrc file. I have added several environment variables.
    Example:



    export HADOOP_HOME=/app/hadoop-2.7.3


    When I try to run any "hadoop" command I get command not found.



    After executing this command "exec bash" I will be able then to run hadoop commands without issues.



    The problem I am having that every time I log in to the server I will need to run the exec command to be able to use hadoop, plus there are other users on the server that need to use the application.



    How can I update the PATH globally so everyone can use hadoop and any other installed application?



    Thank you










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      Under my profile and the .bashrc file. I have added several environment variables.
      Example:



      export HADOOP_HOME=/app/hadoop-2.7.3


      When I try to run any "hadoop" command I get command not found.



      After executing this command "exec bash" I will be able then to run hadoop commands without issues.



      The problem I am having that every time I log in to the server I will need to run the exec command to be able to use hadoop, plus there are other users on the server that need to use the application.



      How can I update the PATH globally so everyone can use hadoop and any other installed application?



      Thank you










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      Under my profile and the .bashrc file. I have added several environment variables.
      Example:



      export HADOOP_HOME=/app/hadoop-2.7.3


      When I try to run any "hadoop" command I get command not found.



      After executing this command "exec bash" I will be able then to run hadoop commands without issues.



      The problem I am having that every time I log in to the server I will need to run the exec command to be able to use hadoop, plus there are other users on the server that need to use the application.



      How can I update the PATH globally so everyone can use hadoop and any other installed application?



      Thank you







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