hello all.
I suppose I should introduce myself, since I am new around here, and as
such will probably be asking a lot of silly questions. I apologize for
that in advance. My name is Chris Hayner and I work for Temple University
doing various work on all flavors of UNIX. My current task is to
* Chris Hayner [EMAIL PROTECTED] [001227 11:41]:
hello all.
I suppose I should introduce myself, since I am new around here, and as
such will probably be asking a lot of silly questions. I apologize for
that in advance. My name is Chris Hayner and I work for Temple University
doing
I guess this is a little off topic, but anyhow...
See:
man 8 ld.so
man 8 ldconfig
LD_LIBRARY_PATH is generally harmless. Set inside a user's .profile, it
allows a user to have user-specific searchable lib directories in addition to
global lib directories kept in /etc/ld.so.conf and/or a
On Wed, Dec 27, 2000 at 01:40:09PM -0500, Robert B. Easter wrote:
See:
man 8 ld.so
man 8 ldconfig
LD_LIBRARY_PATH is generally harmless. Set inside a user's .profile, it
Coming from a linux world?
hawkeye:/export/home/b015414$ ls /etc/ld*
/etc/ld*: No such file or directory
Linux acts
Mike Castle writes:
Linux acts somewhat differently with respect to LD_* variables when
compared to other systems.
Not really.
Speaking of administrative nightmares, did I read correctly that 7.1
now users -R by default when linking? Ack! Doesn't that make it nearly
impossible for an
On Wednesday 27 December 2000 15:09, Mike Castle wrote:
On Wed, Dec 27, 2000 at 01:40:09PM -0500, Robert B. Easter wrote:
Just think if you have to move all users from one version to another. You
would prefer to edit each person's .profile rather than one central one?
When I set it up, I did
