Linux bash: redis-server: command not found

Project Scenario:

When you have installed Redis in Linux and want to start it, enter the redis-server command, but cannot run it, and report redis-server: command not found.

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Problem description

Linux installed Redis, use the reids-server command when running, Redis did not start, returned the message redis-server: command not found.

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Cause Analysis:

The reason for this is because the command system we enter will go to the /usr/bin directory to look for it. If the command is not found in this directory, it will prompt that the command was not found.

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Solution:

Since the command cannot be found in the bin directory, we can use this command as a global command. Defining a global command can not only facilitate our later operations, but also simplify the length of the command and facilitate memory.
So we directly set the redis-server command as a global command, find the redis-server command under the path where we installed redis, and define it as a global command to use it.

ln -s /usr/local/redis/redis-6.2.6/src/redis-server /usr/bin/redis-server

This method can also be used when other commands are used to report that the command is not found. The command path is followed by ln -s. The above is the whole content of this article.

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