Issue
I have a command called youtube-dl .. but dont know where it is installed.. i can run it from shell.. how do i find where it is installed ? which youtube-dl doesnt say anything..
Solution
If you can't find it with which
(or whereis
) then it could be:
- a function defined in .bashrc or .profile (or some other file the shell loads on startup or login)
- an alias defined in one of the above files.
You can search your environment for youtube-dl:
$ set | grep youtube-dl
or save it to some file and load it into a texteditor:
$ set >myenv
$ open -a textedit myenv
and for the aliases:
$ alias >myalias
or
$ alias | grep youtube-dl
Answered By - Nordic Mainframe Answer Checked By - Cary Denson (WPSolving Admin)