sudo port command not found

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I recently uninstalled Xcode 4 2 and re-installed Xcode 4 3 1  Command Line Tools are installed  I then installed MacPort using    dmg    disk images for Lion from macports org  Since  I was getting sudo  port  command not found after every use of port  I followed this and this post to create a  bash profile file wasn t present earlier  and then put in it the following but to no avail   export PATH  PATH  opt local bin export MANPATH  MANPATH  opt local share man export INFOPATH  INFOPATH  opt local share info    Following this post       git  master    rvm install 1 8 7 --with-openssl-dir  opt local You requested building with   usr bin gcc-4 2  but it is not in your path       git  master    vi  rvmrc   rvm archflags  -arch x86 64   export CC   usr bin gcc-4 2   export CFLAGS  -O2 -arch x86 64  export LDFLAGS  -L opt local lib  export CPPFLAGS  -I opt local include    Renaming  bash profile to  profile       git  master    vi  bash profile      git  master    mv  bash profile  profile      git  master    mv  profile               usage  mv  -f   -i   -n   -v  source target        mv  -f   -i   -n   -v  source     directory      git  master    mv -f  bash profile  profile mv  rename  bash profile to  profile  No such file or directory      git  master    port zsh  correct  port  to  pr   nyae   n zsh  command not found  port      git  master    which port port not found      git  master        profile content   export PATH  PATH  opt local bin export MANPATH  MANPATH  opt local share man export INFOPATH  INFOPATH  opt local share info

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If you have just installed macports just run and it should work  source    bash profile

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On my machine  port is in  opt local bin port - try typing that into a terminal on its own

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First  you might need to edit your system s PATH  sudo vi  etc paths   Add 2 following lines    opt local bin  opt local sbin   Reboot your terminal

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I found the answer in the official website    vi    profile    add the following line export PATH  opt local bin  opt local sbin  PATH   And now restart the terminal or type source     equivalent to source    profile

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there might be the situation your machine is managed by Puppet or so  Then changing root  profile or  bash rc file does not work at all  Therefore you could add the following to your  profile file  After that you can use  mydo  instead of  sudo   It works perfectly for me   function mydo         echo Executing sudo with    1       2       sudo   which  1       2       Visit my page  http   www danielkoitzsch de blog 2016 03 16 sudo-returns-xyz-command-not-found

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You could try to source your profile file to update your environment     source    profile

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Make sure to delete    bash profile and    bash login so that  profile can work  This worked for me http   johnnywey wordpress com 2008 04 17 fixing-bash-profile-in-os-x

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You can quite simply add the line   source    profile   To the bottom of your shell rc file - if you are using bash then it would be your    bash profile if you are using zsh it would be your    zshrc  Then open a new Terminal window and type ports -v you should see output that looks like the following       port -v                                                                                                                12 12 pm MacPorts 2 1 3 Entering interactive mode      help  for help   quit  to quit   Users sh   gt  quit Goodbye   Hope that helps

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What do you get from running which port as your regular user account  Try it from a freshly opened terminal  Try again after renaming  bash profile to  profile  Can you run port as a regular user  even with no arguments

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if you use zsh please add flowing string to the line  export PATH        in file     zshrc     opt local bin  opt local sbin

[terminal] sudo: port: command not found

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