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09-24-2000 07:10 PM
09-24-2000 07:10 PM
Problem with FM_FLS_HOST
Recently some server's FM_FLS_HOST in /etc/profile has been changed. Problem is if I use env when Direct connected, I am still getting the old FM_FLS_HOST. If telnet is used, the new FM_FLS_HOST us shown.
Anybody have any idea what's happening??
Thanks.
Anybody have any idea what's happening??
Thanks.
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09-24-2000 09:35 PM
09-24-2000 09:35 PM
Re: Problem with FM_FLS_HOST
If you are doing any direct connect check in "/etc/profile" check your loop conditions or where does the loop stop. FM_FLS_HOST value is not read during direct connect. Put and echo statement before and after above variable just for debug purposes and see what values it sets during telnet and direct connect. What kind of interface are you using when doing direct connect? Could you let us know how you have define the above variable.
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09-25-2000 05:52 PM
09-25-2000 05:52 PM
Re: Problem with FM_FLS_HOST
I have tried to mask the variable in the etc/profile. Once i masked it, it is no longer shown in env when using telnet, but the old setting is still shown when using Direct connect.
Could it be that the environment variable is taking from a different file?
Could it be that the environment variable is taking from a different file?
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09-25-2000 07:55 PM
09-25-2000 07:55 PM
Re: Problem with FM_FLS_HOST
well..i have sloved the problem. It seems like the X session is taking the reading from another file for env. The file used is /etc/vue/config/Xsession.d/sirius
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