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Need to modify system path
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Setting environment variables via logon script
Tom Copeland t...@infoether.com capistrano On Sat, 2008-02-23 at 15:01 -0800, bburr...@gmail.com wrote: That solved more than the problem I posted here. Not sure why it was doing the migrate, but right now it isn't doing the migrates either. Hm, what's the new error that you're seeing? Yours, tom.

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It differs from the MS-DOS Set command in that it operates on the Windows global environment. Winset is also useful for setting environment variables from Windows NT logon scripts, EXE is the same as the MS-DOS SET command, with the exception that it does not list all environment variables set.

Setting environment variables
The new procedure to create or modify environment variables globally seems to be to use the "System Properties" dialog (eg right-click My Computer, properties, Advanced, Environment Varibles). This can be tedious if I have a long list of environment variables to set. Is there any way they can be input using a text

Retrieving and setting environment variables
I know how to set enviroment variables for when users log in with bash, but can't see how to set them for a remote ssh connection. Also, the documentation at cvshome.org said not to put anything in .profile. Any idea what file I need to modify to set up my CVS environment? Try creating xx_local.sh in /etc/profile.d

Setting Environment Variables in Bash
It is used like the command line utility 'set' to set or return environment variables. If you can get it, maybe you could execute it from your program with the correct command line args. We've needed to set/change environment variables programmatically for a large project, and it needed to be portable,

Spammers using my email address?
Bob Butler butler...@earthlink.net microsoft public vb winapi "Ed" <eigp...@aol.com> wrote in message news:06e501c31100$5a128060$a001280a@phx.gbl Does anyone know how to set environment variables using _putenv in vb 6.0 I tried setenvironmentvariable. I get a valid return code yet I have problems reading it in dlls

Setting environment variables so they stay
Shown event I set a couple of environment variables using the standard SetEnvironmentVariable API like so: Environment. But why are you setting environment variables anyway? That's kind of an archaic thing to do. Do you have a requirement for compatibility with some older software that uses the variables?

Setting environment variables?
Rafael Garcia-Suarez rgarciasua...@free.fr comp lang perl misc Duane wrote in comp.lang.perl.misc: I am sharing data around several Perl scripts in a ksh environment. The decision of my group was that this is best done using environment variables. No one, including me, knows how to set them though,

Setting environment variables automatically?
George Hester hesterl...@hotmail.com microsoft public win2000 general The Set command ONLY sets Environment variables for that session of the command prompt window. Close the window everything you Set there is gone. You set Environment variables here: Right-click My Computer | Propoerties | Advanced | Environment

Setting environment variables from a Perl script
Hans-Bernhard Broeker broe...@physik.rwth-aachen.de comp os msdos djgpp In article <6leve1$2m9...@newssvr04-int.news.prodigy.com> you wrote: What do I need to do to set environment variables accessable from batch files, etc. I have tried both setenv and putenv - neither seems to do anything, though no error is

Setting environment variables
I'm trying to set CVSEDITOR variable automatically from script so that user wouldn't have to set that him/herself. CVS can't use variable set with putenv(). Yep, and this is a feature, at least in Unix operating systems. Subshells cannot directly affect the operating environment of parent shells, and shouldn't try.

Help needed on setting environment variables
bmar...@iglou.com comp unix questions comp unix shell comp unix programmer comp unix solaris comp unix admin comp unix misc On 2000-07-05 wins...@mail.utexas.edu(Cliff) said: would like to know how to set environmental variables for the tcsh that show up each time I login. I understand that you have to do this in

Setting environment variables from a Perl script
Instead of *adding* an environment variable in your program, change one. What you can do is assign an environment variable from dos or a batch file before starting your program. For example ..... SET varname=01234567890123456789 .. will reserve twenty characters you can then change in you program using ENVIRON$.

Setting environment variables with an API call
Also, when i shell »out a dos box from the program after executing the above code, I dont see »the environment variable set. » Try shelling to a utility (Winset for Windows 95 and Setx for Windows NT). The SetEnvironmentVariable API function only operates within the active session.

setting environment variables
James Richard Tyrer tyr...@acm.org linux redhat install Ralph Armstrong wrote: I need to set an environment variable for use by an application being started from the KDE menus. I tried setting it using an export command in both .bashrc and in /etc/profile. The "/etc/profile" is the place for them.

Setting environment variables in Makefile on Windows
Sections of this report: * Tester comments * Program output * Prerequisites * Environment and other context ------------------------------ TESTER COMMENTS t/*.t t/00pod................skipped: Set environment variable PERL_TEST_POD=1 to test POD t/00podcover...........skipped: Set environment variable

setting environment variables
I've been after the simple win32 call to set environment variables for the system. Only sort of. Basically, the path is derived (in part) from data in the registry. About the best you can do is change the data in the registry, and then send out a WM_SETTINGSCHANGE message to alert other programs to the fact that

setting environment variables in shells from popen
However if the character field contains "25/03/2007" the date field is set to 25 March 2020, ie the filter only sees the first two digits of the year in the character representation of the date, and defaults the century to "20". the ARDATE environment variable is %d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S the ARDATEONLY environment

How to set environment variables in CW's gdb
Duncan Smith DSmith1...@googlemail.com microsoft public pocketpc Is there a way to set an environment variable under Windows Mobile 6 (for eg PATH or PYTHONPATH)? Maybe I need to install PocketCmd or the PPC Command Shell and enter a command like: 'SET PATH = %PATH%;c: \...' If so, is there a way that I could