SSH - ksh: git: not found
bash, git, ksh, ssh
Solution
`~/.bashrc` is read by non-login shells, but only by bash, and your server uses ksh. `~/.profile` is (I think) universal initialization file, but it is read only by login shells. `~/.kshrc` is typical startup file read by ksh, but only if ENV environmental variable is set to it (but see SendEnv in ssh_config manpage).
Also you can always pass `--upload-pack=/usr/local/bin/git-upload-pack` option to "git clone" (and then set `remote.origin.uploadpack` configuration variable) if you can't set PATH on remote. And of course `remote.origin.receivepack` if it can't find git-receive-pack.
Problem
I have GIT running on a Solaris server. From a windows machine I installed cygwin to try to clone a repository hosted on the server. I do the following: ``` $ git clone username@server:project.git ksh: git-upload-pack: not found ``` So I try ``` $ ssh username@server echo \$PATH /usr/bin ``` It seems like git is not in /usr/bin/ but in /usr/local/bin/. I tried changing the PATH in .bashrc on my home directory on the server to add /usr/local/bin/ ... but it doesn't seem to work. What am I doing wrong ?