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Setting LIBPATH in profile
Post 15963 by durnelln on Friday 22nd of February 2002 04:51:49 AM
02-22-2002
Unfortunately not 
I still cannot set $LIBPATH automatically from any profile files that are run when logging on with Exceed.
This is very annoying as without setting $LIBPATH some software will not function correctly. Users must remember to run '. .profile' every time they log on or run a script file to set it.
The equivalent variable on SUN ($LD_LIBRARY_PATH) CAN be set automatically in .profile so we have no problems when logging on to a SUN machine. But try as I might I cannot set $LIBPATH on AIX.
Does ANYONE out there know why this can't be done?????
Nick.
I still cannot set $LIBPATH automatically from any profile files that are run when logging on with Exceed.This is very annoying as without setting $LIBPATH some software will not function correctly. Users must remember to run '. .profile' every time they log on or run a script file to set it.
The equivalent variable on SUN ($LD_LIBRARY_PATH) CAN be set automatically in .profile so we have no problems when logging on to a SUN machine. But try as I might I cannot set $LIBPATH on AIX.
Does ANYONE out there know why this can't be done?????
Nick.
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