by Mike Mulvan » Fri, 31 Mar 2000 04:00:00
I don't want to hard code all the variables with SetEnv or PassEnv
inside the conf file. Is there a way to tell apache to pass along all
of the environment variables that are set when the startup script
runs? Or is there a way to set them dynamically according to what is
set when apache is started up?
Thanks,
by rdos.. » Sat, 01 Apr 2000 04:00:00
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Before you buy.
1. how to set a environment variable and make it available in xwindow after startup
I add the following
CLASSPATH=/usr/share/pgsql/
export CLASSPATH
echo $CLASSPATH
to end of /etc/rc.d/rc.local and ~/.bashrc
and reboot
but when I get the xwindow (that means I set the default run level at 5)
and input the command
echo $CLASSPATH
but result is null
but if I use alt+ctr+F1 and get into console mode ,the $CLASSPATH is right.
then how to make the $CLASSPATH available in xwindow?
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