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pwnphpown
pwnphpown

Reputation: 87

Activating an existing virtualenv through bash

I have installed virtualenvwrapper on my Debian machine and followed a guide to install the project I meant to put in this environment. I was able to launch my project and it worked in its own virutalenv.

I have rebooted my system, and when using lsvirtualenv -l I recieve the following prompt:

MITMf
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My question is, How do I activate my project again? I cant seem to find any answer of how can I activate it again as currently I'm not "inside" the virtual environment as I was when I finished my installation.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 372

Answers (1)

miken32
miken32

Reputation: 42701

The workon command allows you to list or change working environments:

Syntax:

workon [(-c|--cd)|(-n|--no-cd)] [environment_name|"."]

If no environment_name is given the list of available environments is printed to stdout.

So this should do the trick:

workon MITMf

Upvotes: 1

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