Shell environment variable [duplicate]
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How do I set environment variables?
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Where to declare environment variables?
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Whenever i try to save a variable in .bashrc file of my home directory, it's not giving me the desired result.
I'm trying to save
D=/home/winie/Desktop ; export D
But when i do echo $D in shell, it doesn’t give any result.
environment-variables
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I set environment variables?
6 answers
Where to declare environment variables?
4 answers
Whenever i try to save a variable in .bashrc file of my home directory, it's not giving me the desired result.
I'm trying to save
D=/home/winie/Desktop ; export D
But when i do echo $D in shell, it doesn’t give any result.
environment-variables
edited Jan 10 at 18:28
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asked Jan 10 at 17:28
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marked as duplicate by wjandrea, karel, Kulfy, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green 2 days ago
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Saving the export to your.bashrcwon't affect the current shell - are you re-sourcing.bashrc(. ~/.bashrc) or starting a new shell?
– steeldriver
Jan 10 at 17:30
Voila. You’re right. Its in effect after restarting the shell or opening a new shell tab..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
Jan 10 at 17:34
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I set environment variables?
6 answers
Where to declare environment variables?
4 answers
Whenever i try to save a variable in .bashrc file of my home directory, it's not giving me the desired result.
I'm trying to save
D=/home/winie/Desktop ; export D
But when i do echo $D in shell, it doesn’t give any result.
environment-variables
edited Jan 10 at 18:28
wjandrea
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asked Jan 10 at 17:28
Vinit BhardwajVinit Bhardwaj
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I set environment variables?
6 answers
Where to declare environment variables?
4 answers
Whenever i try to save a variable in .bashrc file of my home directory, it's not giving me the desired result.
I'm trying to save
D=/home/winie/Desktop ; export D
But when i do echo $D in shell, it doesn’t give any result.
This question already has an answer here:
How do I set environment variables?
6 answers
Where to declare environment variables?
4 answers
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marked as duplicate by wjandrea, karel, Kulfy, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green 2 days ago
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marked as duplicate by wjandrea, karel, Kulfy, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green 2 days ago
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
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Saving the export to your.bashrcwon't affect the current shell - are you re-sourcing.bashrc(. ~/.bashrc) or starting a new shell?
– steeldriver
Jan 10 at 17:30
Voila. You’re right. Its in effect after restarting the shell or opening a new shell tab..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
Jan 10 at 17:34
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Saving the export to your.bashrcwon't affect the current shell - are you re-sourcing.bashrc(. ~/.bashrc) or starting a new shell?
– steeldriver
Jan 10 at 17:30
Voila. You’re right. Its in effect after restarting the shell or opening a new shell tab..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
Jan 10 at 17:34
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Saving the export to your
.bashrc won't affect the current shell - are you re-sourcing .bashrc (. ~/.bashrc) or starting a new shell?– steeldriver
Jan 10 at 17:30
Saving the export to your
.bashrc won't affect the current shell - are you re-sourcing .bashrc (. ~/.bashrc) or starting a new shell?– steeldriver
Jan 10 at 17:30
Voila. You’re right. Its in effect after restarting the shell or opening a new shell tab..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
Jan 10 at 17:34
Voila. You’re right. Its in effect after restarting the shell or opening a new shell tab..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
Jan 10 at 17:34
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Saving the export to your
.bashrcwon't affect the current shell - are you re-sourcing.bashrc(. ~/.bashrc) or starting a new shell?– steeldriver
Jan 10 at 17:30
Voila. You’re right. Its in effect after restarting the shell or opening a new shell tab..
– Vinit Bhardwaj
Jan 10 at 17:34