On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, David Talbot wrote:
>Verified :'s. I think I may have set the security level to High on this
>machine (usually I use medium and handle security details like open ports
>and daemons myself... Maybe when you tell the installer to use High
>security, meebe methinks it could take
Verified :'s. I think I may have set the security level to High on this
machine (usually I use medium and handle security details like open ports
and daemons myself... Maybe when you tell the installer to use High
security, meebe methinks it could take management of certain tasks outside
of even t
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, David Talbot wrote:
>Checked it, I declare my PATH and CLASSPATH next to each other and export
>them in the same statement. It takes my classpath, but fails to take my PATH.
>
>I get
>/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:
>
>no matter what I set my path to in /etc/profile
Checked it, I declare my PATH and CLASSPATH next to each other and export
them in the same statement. It takes my classpath, but fails to take my PATH.
I get
/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:
no matter what I set my path to in /etc/profile still.
Any other ideas?
-David Talbot
At 05:25
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, David Talbot wrote:
>I'm working on getting a webserver set up and need to modify the path and
>some other enviroment variables. I set the path and insure it is exported,
>but when I type
>echo $PATH
>
>it contains nothing I added. I did notice a few curious comments in the
>
I'm working on getting a webserver set up and need to modify the path and
some other enviroment variables. I set the path and insure it is exported,
but when I type
echo $PATH
it contains nothing I added. I did notice a few curious comments in the
/etc/profile such as "Handled by Mandrake Securit
