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Suse 9.0: changing the PATH for all users without reboot

Asked by x4u in Linux

Tags: suse, changing, all, path, users

Hi, I changed it in /etc/profile but it had no effect, neither with su - username nor with a complete new login. I'd like to change it for all users independent of the login shell they use and I don't want to do a reboot as it was suggested in what I found in google about this.
Can I somehow get the system to read /etc/profile again so that new logins will have the new PATH set?  
 
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