installing node.js after apt-get install node

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Solution 1

it looks like you removed(uninstalled) node from /usr/sbin, just make sure that /usr/local/bin in in your path and run

bash: hash -r

zsh: rehash

And your shell should pick up the new location, and run it for you.

Solution 2

You need to purge node and related packages:

sudo apt-get purge node

sudo apt-get purge

Solution 3

Since CTTE #614907 you're simply supposed to apt-get install nodejs and proceed further by confirming the removal of the node package. You've gotta choose one over the other because of the name conflict.

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • brian
    brian over 1 year

    Im trying to install node.js and I made the mistake of installing apt-get install node. Which is not node.js.

    I'm able to find the right node.js on git hub, build and make everything. Everything seems to be installed. But I get this error when executing node -v

    ~/node$ node -v
    -bash: /usr/sbin/node: No such file or directory
    

    Any ideas on how to make node -v work?

    Also, on ubuntu 10.04 if it helps