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I'm not sure I understand your first question, but you can check which shell you're in by querying the SHELL environment variable. For instance, my jenkins log indicates SHELL as: /bin/bash, but on a separate machine my SHELL environment variable indicates: /bin/tcsh. I think shells of type csh have setenv, but ksh uses export. For what its worth, I believe Jenkins run in a BASH environment.