On Sat, Mar 19, 2005 at 11:03:03AM -0800, Steven Boothe wrote:
I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but I have managed to determine that /etc/profile generates a rather curious environment variable:
typing set from a command prompt:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ set
'set' does not display environment variables. Use 'env' for that.
Maybe you mean it doesn't 'only' display environment variables, because it sure prints out a great amount of the same stuff env does (PATH, etc). But, it does not print out the dreaded 'f=' that using 'set' does. So that is a happy revelation. However, it is curious that this little value only shows up using 'set' while cygwin is running...
Anyway, having been enlightened I will look forward to using 'env' to check what environment variables are in memory now.
I am still trying to track down what is causing the other variable: _=/home/noone/.bashrc
Typing "man bash" and then /_<enter> followed by a bunch of 'n's will enlighten you about where the '_' comes from.
Thanks. I feel much better now. :)
Cheers!
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