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Asked: 2026-05-26T21:53:54+00:00

Let’s say my PATH=/usr/bin … /root/.rbenv/shims I have an executable (ruby) in /usr/bin and

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Let’s say my PATH="/usr/bin ... /root/.rbenv/shims"

I have an executable (ruby) in /usr/bin and /root/.rbenv/shims. How would I make the ruby in /root/.rbenv/shims be called?

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    Put /root/.rbenv/shims first in your PATH:

    export PATH=/root/.rbenv/SHIMS:$PATH

    (Before running this command, you must be sure PATH already exists — if it doesn’t, it adds the current working directory to your PATH as well, which is almost always a mistake.)

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