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A Pandey
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CVPROFILE32

hello,

i logged in as root this morning. the following came up on the screen:

.profile[73]: CVPROFILE32: Parameter not set.


the only thing we did last week : upgrade the iDatagent for Comvault's Galaxy Backup s/w.

any suggestions would be appreciated. tym. ap.
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James R. Ferguson
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Re: CVPROFILE32

Hi:

Look at or near line-73 in your $HOME/.profile. You are referencing a variable called CVPROFILE32 what has not had a value set for it.

The safe way to avoid issues like this is to enclose your variables in double quotes. This is particularly important it tests like:

[ -z "${CVPROFILE32}" ] && echo "empty!"

Regards!

...JRF...
Patrick Wallek
Honored Contributor

Re: CVPROFILE32

Check your .profile at line 73. It looks to be attempting to reference an environment variable called CVPROFILE32 and it is not set. YOu'll need to troubleshoot the login sequence to see why it is not getting set.
A Pandey
Frequent Advisor

Re: CVPROFILE32

we had setup a galaxy backup sjob. it was looking for some profile. i commented it out since we don't need it.