Am Mi, den 23.03.2005 schrieb Vaneet Sharma um 16:03:
> I included the PATH variable in bashrc on centos 3.3
That is enough.
> Now, According to documentation I found through google,
>
> To set up the JAVA_HOME at log on, you need to change bash_profile
No. Doing a login having a bash shell, the ~/.bashrc is read in too. If
you set anything in ~/.bash_profile then not having a login shell but a
normal shell operation, your JAVA_HOME from a ~/.bash_profile will not
be set.
> I couldn't find this file on centos 3.3 in etc directory.
You can create it your own. It is nothing existing by default.
> vaneet
Did you read my yesterday's reply? You frequently change your posting
topics. Please keep it while discussing one and the same problem from
different views. My advise is to set the JAVA environment in
/etc/profile.d/.
P.S. Your "30 miles" signature and stupid disclaimer for a public
mailing list sucks.
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