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You have to bind each directory separately, but pay
attention to the order, because once you
bind /local/bin to /386/bin
if you mention /386/bin/ip you are referring to the bound
version of it (i.e. /local/bin, in the example bind I wrote
before).

hth
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Hi,

I want to overload some of the commands in /bin, and some of the
commands in /bin/ip. I have
	/usr/local/386/bin
	/usr/local/386/bin/ip
If run
	bind -b /usr/local/386/bin /386/bin
	bind -b /usr/local/386/bin/ip /386/bin/ip 

Then the ip/ping always fails as my local ip directory
is found before the standard one.

Is there an elegant solution to this?

Or do I have to do somthing like:
	/usr/local/386/bin
	/usr/local/386/bin-ip
If run
	bind -b /usr/local/386/bin /386/bin
	bind -b /usr/local/386/bin-ip /386/bin/ip 

-Steve
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