commandpath

This attribute has the same effect for remote command execution that the PATH environment variable has for ordinary UNIX shell commands. The path follows the form unixdir[:unixdir]..., where unixdir represents any valid directory on the server. UNIX does not check the current directory when searching for the program to execute. Enter a period (.) as a unixdir value to have the current directory checked. When you give more than one directory, separate them with colons (:). Do not use spaces. The path can contain no more than 256 characters. This attribute defaults to /usr/bin:/bin. A commandpath attribute in a user's configuration file can override this attribute.

Usage:

tnservice -M -r realm -s service -a commandpath=path