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Shivkumar
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CLASSPATH env variable

Hi,

The CLASSPATH environent variable is usually set by issuing the command (say for example) #CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/home/shiv
and secondly, it can also be put in user's .profile file.

My question is: Is it possible to set the CLASSPATH which is application for everyone on the box ?

Thanks,
Shiv
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Arunvijai_4
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Re: CLASSPATH env variable

Hi Shiv,

My question is: Is it possible to set the CLASSPATH which is application for everyone on the box ?

Yes, You can easily do it by editing /etc/profile and add entry

export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH://home/shiv or whatever.

Save and exit vi. Now, from shell you can just execute by

# . /etc/profile

-Arun
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Senthil Kumar .A_1
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Re: CLASSPATH env variable

Hi Shiv,

If you want this variable applicable to all the users, then try incuding this variable in /etc/profile file. Please remember /etc/profile is only root editable.


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Senthil Kumar .A
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Re: CLASSPATH env variable

shiv

you can accomplsh it by sipmply adding this entry to the /etc/profile file

inventsekar_1
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Re: CLASSPATH env variable

HI shivkumar,
Little more about the login process:

for ASCII logins,
step 1: Login screen
step 2: /etc/profile
step 3: ~/.profile
step 4: ~/.shrc or .kshrc (optional)

for CDE logins:
step1: CDE login screen
step2: /etc/dt/config/Xstartup
step3: /etc/profile(optional)
step4: ~/.dtprofile
step5: ~/.profile(optional)
step6: ~/.shrc or .kshrc (optional)

so, the /etc/profile is used for the system wide customizing user accounts.
Be Tomorrow, Today.
inventsekar_1
Respected Contributor

Re: CLASSPATH env variable

HI shivkumar,
Little more about the login process:

for ASCII logins,
step 1: Login screen
step 2: /etc/profile
step 3: ~/.profile
step 4: ~/.shrc or .kshrc (optional)

for CDE logins:
step1: CDE login screen
step2: /etc/dt/config/Xstartup
step3: /etc/profile(optional)
step4: ~/.dtprofile
step5: ~/.profile(optional)
step6: ~/.shrc or .kshrc (optional)

so, the /etc/profile is used for the system wide customizing user accounts.

i think u can understand clearly now.

keep walking,
SEKAR
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inventsekar_1
Respected Contributor

Re: CLASSPATH env variable

Shivkumar,
assign points to only one,
the page error and i submitted again..

even though its telling "page error" its submitting the page. i already told this in the "question about ITRC forums".

Keep walking,
SEKAR
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