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Martin Krischik


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09-25-07 12:30 PM

Miles schrieb:
> On Sep 24, 12:42 pm, Martin Krischik <krisc...@users.sourceforge.net>
> wrote: 
>
> I don't know if this works for everyone: our UNIX admin scripts are
> mainly in one directory. It happens to be /home/unxsa/bin - unx is
> UNIX and sa for System Administration. That doesn't really matter. So,
> I have an environment variable defined in /etc/profile:
>
> UNIX_SYSTEM_DIRECTORY=/home/unxsa
>
> I also define: SCRDIR=$UNIX_SYSTEM_DIRECTORY/bin
>
> Then if I ever need to know where the scripts are, I do.
>
> Is this just naive?

No not relay - only I am not wearing my an administrator hat but a
developers hat and the Script is not for production but development.
Your suggestion would mean 2 environment variables to be set by each
developer. And we already need approx. 3 days to get a developers
workstation up and running.

Any way: that's for all the suggestions. I learned something new :-) .

Martin
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