> Is there a command equivalent to "env" to check all available
>environment variables?
>
Hi,
The command printenv will give you a list of the current environment
variables. To see what environment the shell running multicron-p has
add the line echo `printenv` >> /etc/env.out to the multicron-p file
like this. Note that I am using back-tics and not single quotes.
pingcheck () {
[ "$lrp_PING_HOSTS" = "" ] && return 0
echo `printenv` >> /etc/env.out
The output of printenv will be in the file env.out.
Hope this helps,
Robert Williams
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