Re: set enviroment variables on linux

[Marcel Stör]

Jack_-_Ganzha wrote:
> How can i set a enviroment variable on linux using kde interface?

Global variables:
Edit file /etc/profile with whatever editor you like (e.g. KEdit). To set
CATALINA_HOME write the following:

CATALINA_HOME=/path/to/your/tomcat/installation/root/directory
export CATALINA_HOME

User specific variables:
Edit each user's .bash_profile file which can normally be found in
/home/username


Marcel


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Re: set enviroment variables on linux

[Pascal Platteeuw]

I would say :  open a terminal, go to /etc/login (or something like that)
modify the script to add your environment variables and then reboot...
Normally this should do what you want...

Friendly,

Pascal
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