Installed with pip but not working about httpstat HOT 4 CLOSED

If so, you just need to add ~/.local/bin to PATH, therefore all the cli
programs installed by pip will be accessible.

Iman Tabrizian [email protected]于2016年9月27日 周二上午1:47写道：

HttpStat is there and also it is in the bin folder

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Maybe this is because you have customized your Python installation path,
check if there's a bin/ under your ~/.local/ , and see if httpstat is
there. Pip follows Python's internal mechanism and will put command into
where Python's bin folder lies.
Iman Tabrizian [email protected]于2016年9月23日 周五下午9:07写道：

Hi there,
First thanks for your really awesome tool, my problem with this is that I
installed it with pip on ubuntu but my problem is that although I it is
installed in the ~/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages but it isn't
available via commandline. I mean when I type httpstat it says command
not found.

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HttpStat is there and also it is in the bin folder

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Thanks it's fixed now. Your repo is awesome!

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