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Env Variable
Hi,
I have a doubt on Environment variable. I want to know where and when the envirnment variables are defined? Thanks & Regards, Siba |
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That can happen at about every point where you can export variables.
Do a Code:
find / -type f -exec grep -il NAMEOFTHEVARIABLE {} \;
If you want to limit the directories, you can start with /etc and /home maybe. |
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