Soren Andersen wrote:
>
> On 12 Jan 2001, an entity purporting to be Schaible, Joerg [Schaible, Joerg
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>] wrote [regarding RE: "The PATH problem"]
>
> > Hi Soren,
> >
> > >Cygwin doesn't allow modification or unset on the PATH variable after
> > >login, so it has to be set right from 'Doze before bash gets fired up, no?
> >
> > Who has told you that? This is simply not true, but it depends on the shell
> > you're using.
>
> I am *quite* sure I just read it in documentation, but I am sorry, I have
> been multitasking at least a half-dozen projects for days now, and I do not
> have a pointer to cite to the location of this statement.
>
> I exhaustively tried to alter my PATH inside bash (using statements
> identical to what you cited) before I found the documentary confirmation
> that it doesn't work.
>
> "YMMV".
>
YMMV??? Joerg is correct. This is an impartial nature of the shell,
all shells, including command.com and cmd.exe. I don't think that your
systems are a special case, but YMMV.
Cheers,
Earnie.
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