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messdev <messdev@××××××××××××××××.org>, on Fri Nov 29, 2002 [12:07:56 AM] said: |
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> Ok. But when you try to learn how to define global variables it is difficult |
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> to make an idea, that u should do it in /etc/env.d/* |
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> When you look into /etc/profile you can see `source /etc/profile.env` - then, |
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> when you look into /etc/profile.env, everything points, that u should change |
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> definitions exacly in this file - i wanna say, that it is a good idea to put |
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> the comment into /etc/profile.env, that this file is genereting by using |
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> /etc/env.d/* files, and the definitions of variables there. |
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> Or maybe i'm wrong... :) |
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> Messer. |
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Hi; |
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I agree, /etc/profile.env should have the same message at |
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the top as /etc/ld.so.conf, as they are both autogenerated by |
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env-update. Go ahead and make a bug report on bugs.gentoo.org. |
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It should be a trivial adjustment. |
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Paul |
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