Le dimanche, 23 f�v 2003, � 15:11 Europe/Paris, Benjamin Reed a �crit :
On Sunday, February 23, 2003, at 08:41 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Mike Moran wrote: []Word too long.
This must be a problem with your shell startup scripts. Some variable expansion on a tcsh command line must be longer than 4096 (?) characters. Check the following:
- "printenv" : Is there some enormous environment variable?
- "ls -l /sw/etc/profile.d/" : Anything exotic there?
- Do you have a nonstandard way of running the "source /sw/bin/init.csh" command?
- Do you have an alias or a binary in /sw/bin or /usr/local/bin that has the same name as a standard shell command like 'test' or 'setenv' or 'complete'?
I think this is a side-effect of the way we're doing java stuff.
Indeed, when implementing JarFiles the simplest way that I thought of and which stayed in /sw was to put all the jars in /sw/share/java and add them to the CLASSPATH (at the time the number of java pkg was like 5). But now I wonder if solution a la daemonic would be better : a way to make the jars in the ext directory (maybe even allow one to disable some jars)
I'm not sure I know a good way around this, but essentially, as soon as you install tomcat, suddenly the CLASSPATH variable gets too long.
Choose bash as you default shell =)
-- zauc
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