This one time, at band camp, Robert Land said: > Thanks for the detailed explaination using > a additional library system - I really appreciate > your help. > > > > > Just curiously grepped for LD_LIBRARY_PATH in > > > some dirs and noticed that perl seems to use > > > this environment variable too. Is there some > > > source of standard env. variables? - I have > > > read so many howto's but never came across > > > this topic and it does interest me. > > > > I would like to know this too... > > > > Pigeon > > Hopefully someone might jump in and help. > If not I guess I have to subscribe to some > developer list to get these things sorted > out. > > Robert
There are many standard environment variables, and then there are application specific ones. I don't think I've ever seen a complete list of all the available variables, for precisely that reason - as applications change, or new ones crop up, the list would change. That being said, you can usually find a decent list in the manpage of the associated program. For library related environment variables, take a look at man ld. For a list of common (and some not so common) variables for the bash shell, take a look at man bash, in the section 'shell variables' (line 500 or so here, will vary with your term size, though). HTH, -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Stephen Gran | A Linux machine! Because a 486 is a | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | terrible thing to waste! -- Joe Sloan, | | http://www.lobefin.net/~steve | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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