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I took the wrong PATH

Apr 26, 2005 11:19AM PDT

Pentium Series
512mb

CentOS (RHEL 4.0)
GNOME Terminal

My interest in a new Java project dubbed "Looking Glass" had me looking for a test (Great Project!)

I tried it in Windows, failed. Then, I noticed it was up for grabs on Linux. I downloaded all the requirements and ran the test. Worked!

The problem is that when I was installing the requirements, I changed my "PATH" in the gnome terminal. Now, many commands are not working.

I did:

[#] JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk1.5.0_02
[#] PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin

Question:

1. How can I change my PATH back to default.

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