Update-java-alternatives Command Not Found

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Here are some simple steps that can help you solve the problem when the update-java-alternatives command is not found.

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g.update-alternatives creates, removes, maintains and displays information about the symbolic links that make up the Debian change system. Several technologies that perform the same or similar functions can only be installed on one system at a time.

  sudo update Java alternative

However, the –config update-alternate command could not be found. How can i solve this problem?

How do I get rid of Java update-alternatives?

Remove Oracle JDK First, remove the alternatives by running the following commands: $ sudo update-alternatives –remove “java” “/ usr / lib / jvm / jdk [version] / bin / java” $ sudo update-alternatives – take away “javac” “/ usr / lib / jvm / jdk [version] / bin / javac “

I am trying to install the Ja variantva 8 on your macOS. The installation policy states that this command is injected:

sudo update-alternatives --install / usr / bin / java java /usr/lib/java/JDk.../bin/java

  brew install update-alternatives

  Warning: Unable to access '/Users/user_name/.config/git/attributes': Authorization denied

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Quote:

-bash: alternatives: handle not found

In other words, Shell your good (bash) could not find a place for a request called “alternatives”.

Possible reasons:

1) The track the command exists on is not only in your PATH variable.

2) The command is ignored on your system.

3) The command is your awesome super system, but it does not execute for several sentences and therefore is not considered executable.

How do I find Java alternatives?

To see full alternatives (including slaves) use the –point out option: tux> sudo update-alternatives –display coffee beans java – the best link pattern for auto mode is / usr / lib64 / jvm / jre-1.8. The link 0-openjdk / bin / java currently points to /usr/lib64/jvm/jre-1.8.

How to find the command:

find -name for alternatives

The above should print the entire directory for this command (e.g. / usr / local / bin / alternatives).
Then make sure to enter $ PATH “” echo and see if that path is there (for example, you can add it to your PATH variable by typing “PATH = $ PATH: / usr / local / bin” (/ usr / local / bin)flattering – you redefine any path. Alternatives were found here).

How do I update Java alternatives?

Install the alternative for javac rr sudo update-alternatives –install / usr / bin / javac javac /opt/java/jdk1.8.0_144/bin/javac 1.Check or update the alternative config: $ sudo update-alternatives –config javac.

If find does NOT show an alternative, you must install the package containing the command – exit rpmfind.net to find it.

If IS was found and IS is in PATH and the probable count is 3. You will need it to make it executable with chmod. Redhat

Distribution: (RHEL), CentOS, Fedora, CoreOS, Debian, FreeBSD, HP-UX, Solaris, SCO

This means that your system (bash) could not find a place for the perfect command called “alternatives”.

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1) The path where Sell exists for the existing one is not listed in your PATH variable.

3) The is command of your policy, but without the execution bit set, is not recognized as an executable file.

The above post should contain the complete directory for some commands (e.g. / usr / local / bin / alternatives).
Then you should print $ PATH “” and see if this target (eg / usr / local / bin) appears in the output of other item paths, separated by colons. If not, you can add it to your PATH variable, nabrasive “PATH = $ PATH: / usr / local / bin” (/ usr / local / bin might ONLY be an example – you would change all the path alternatives that you found here).

So if find doesn’t show an alternative, you need to install the package containing the command – go to rpmfind.net to find it.

If the IS command was found, then IS is in the PATH, most likely percent 3. You need to make an exe using the chmod command.

Have you tried searching for a binary file with a complete path?

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