Env var on the fly
- From: Francesco Pietra <chiendarret@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 08:23:59 -0700 (PDT)
Having defined (in my .bashrc) the environmental variables for computing suites
X and Y (PATH to them) it happens - because of some bug in X - that on running
certain programs of Y, executables of X are called (and of course not found).
If I undefine the env var X, all programs of Y run perfectly.
Is any simple way to define the env var X on the fly, when X is needed, without
having to use X as another user? (which would overcomplicate the matter because
there is an scp link from the computing machine to and from a desktop, where I
am).
debian linux amd64 etch on the computing machine, where my .bashrc. deain linux
i386 etch on the desktop.
Thanks
francesco pietra
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