Hi Kevin,
For this response, I will assume that you are running the bash shell (though
others may work this same way), and that you have a script named ~/bin/gtmsetup
that reads something like the following:
#!/bin/bash
export gtmgbldir=something
export gtmroutines=something
# etc.
From the
is not working so I just wanted to send you a
copy.
Thanks.
Ismet
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Kevin,
~/.bashrc
I am working on the GTM upgrade process. In the past, I set up a
script to define my GTM variables like $gtmgbldir etc. I was advised
by someone not to simply include these in my .bashrc script, so I
created a script call runvista and setupvistaenv. When I call
runvista, it calls setupvistaenv
Alan,
Thanks. Ismet told me the same thing and it works!
Thanks so much for your reply.
Kevin
On 5/16/06, Alan O'Neill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kevin,
For this response, I will assume that you are running the bash shell (though
others may work this same way), and that you have a
Kevin,
~/.bashrc is executed by bash for non-login shells, while if you
want to source global definitions, then you would want to include
something like this
if [ -f /etc/bashrc ]; then
. /etc/bashrc
fi
While /etc/bashrc sets the system-wide .bashrc file for interactive bash
