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Unix passing environmental Variables
In my script when I change an env variable in the parent shell it is only changed for that session - it there away to change it permanently using a script so that when I use rlogin (create a child session) that the env variable is set correctly?
Basically what I am trying to do is to pass a variable using using rlogin that contains a string. If I can us rlogin is there an alternative ? Thanks |
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