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07-06-2008
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What do I need to do to the O.S. "re-read" the /etc/profile?
eg... I set some variable using this file and need this file be read again without restarting the OS. Thanks. 
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07-06-2008
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No.. No need to restart your machine.. It will work in another terminal. Just close the present terminal(console) and open a terminal again.
regards...
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07-07-2008
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extend your path-var for this session ?
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if your requirement is to extend your PATH temporary, you can do it in your current session (shell) with : PATH = $PATH:/rumtimepath export PATH or like : CLASSPATH = path to your jre environment export CLASSPATH Regards
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