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How to change the location of directories
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How to change the location of directories
Hi,
I have a query. When we install any linux package or solaris package, it get installed in the default location. For example, MQ copies all the files in /opt/mqm location. I want this directory to /software directory instead of /opt/mqm. Where do I have to change the path to get this done? 
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