ChadDavis escribe:
> I'm installing some software that needs the JAVA_HOME environement
> variables set. I read in the debian policy manual that system wide
> environment variables are a bad idea. I can see that. It suggests
> writing a wrapper script to start my program. The problem here is
> that you get a maintenance nightmare if you end up defining something
> like JAVA_HOME all over the place and then JAVA_HOME changes. Any
> ideas to solve this?
Bad ideas are often practical. I'd set JAVA_HOME in /etc/environment
until something starts misbehaving because of this.
Cordially, Ismael
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