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Ive installed Drush and my local system is a Mac. It seems to have worked as when I type drush into the terminal a long list of commands comes up.
When I type drush cc all I get the message 'drush' cache was cleared . Does that mean my path aliases are set up? Or could I be getting a false success message? I have a number of Drupal sites locally and I dont know which (if any) is having its cache cleared.
You have to either be within a drupal doc_root (aka apache verbiage) or have properly configured drush site aliases for commands to work:
Eg, if your site lives at /var/www/
cd /var/www/
drush cc all
Or if you have setup a drush site alias of @local, then from anywhere on your system:
drush @local cc all
'drush' cache was cleared is the message you get when running drush cc all outside of a Drupal doc root. It clear's Drush's own internal cache. I've learned to use it as a quick indicator that I'm not in the folder I think I am
To answer what in the title of the question is asked:
drush site-alias
lists all site aliases you have defined.
