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Article #47274Re: How do I set a Linux environment variable Please
From: Roger Cooper
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 00:00
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Not sure either off hand but is you look in some of the start up script files in /etc/rc.d you should find a variable or two being set Regards Roger cmfinlay@magnet.com.au wrote in message <369d7ffc.2247100@news.ozemail.com.au>... >How do I set the Linux environment variable "F_LIB" >to the directory "/usr/local/lib/F" please >which I have made. > >I have read help files no avail. >if you could point me to a help file either in Redhat 5.2 or the web I >would be very happy. > >Thank you in advance. >Colin Finlay > cmfinlay@@magnet.com.au >
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