08-30-2011
Where do you define the above variable and export..? Try placing the variable in .profile file under home directory for it to be visible in your current session or place it in /etc/profile to be visible for any sessions. This is with respect to SuSe Linux, im not sure on Fedora. But its just an heads-up.
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smoltsendprofile
SMOLTSENDPROFILE(1) General Commands Manual SMOLTSENDPROFILE(1)
NAME
smoltSendProfie - Submit Smolt hardware profile to server
SYNOPSIS
smoltSendProfile [options]
DESCRIPTION
smoltSendProfile program submits the hardware profile of the current machine to the Smoon server. Smolt is a cross-desktop hardware report-
ing tool for GNU/Linux based systems.
OPTIONS
-p, --printOnly
Display information only; do not send
-a, --autoSend
Don't prompt to send; just send
-r, --retry
Continue to send until success
-c, --checkin
Automated check-in, suitable for cron-jobs
-S, --scanOnly
Only scan this machine for known hardware errata; do not send profile
--submitOnly
Do not scan this machine for known hardware errata; only submit profile
-b, --bodhi
Submit this profile to Bodhi as well, for Fedora Developmnent
-n, --newPublicUUID
Request a new public UUID
-s SMOON_URL, --server=SMOON_URL
Specify the URL of the server
-u USERAGENT, --useragent=USERAGENT, --user_agent=USERAGENT
Specify HTTP user agent (default "smolt/0.97")
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout=TIMEOUT
Specify HTTP timeout in seconds (default 60.0 seconds)
--uuidFile=UUIDFILE
Specify which UUID to use; useful for debugging and testing
--username=USERNAME
Fedora Account System registration username
--password=PASSWORD
Fedora Account System registration password (will prompt if not specified)
-d, --debug
Enable debug information
--version
Show program's version number and exit
-h, --help
Show this help message and exit
SEE ALSO
smoltDeleteProfile(1), smoltGui(1).
AUTHOR
smoltSendProfile was written by Mike McGrath <mmcgrath@redhat.com> and others.
This manual page was written by Chris Lamb <chris@chris-lamb.co.uk>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
February 27 2008 SMOLTSENDPROFILE(1)