In linux, the export command is used to add a variable to the list of the current process' environment variables (for example the shell's env variables, if shell is current process). Why is this useful?
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So that any child process can also have access to that variable.
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In linux, the export command is used to add a variable to the list of the current process' environment variables (for example the shell's env variables, if shell is current process). Why is this useful?
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In linux, the export command is used to add a variable to the list of the current process' environment variables (for example the shell's env variables, if shell is current process). Why is this useful?
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So that any child process can also have access to that variable.
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9. Processes, Environment Variables You will see that X is not set. The reason is that the variable was not export ed as an environment variable and hence was not inherited. Now type exit which breaks to the parent process. Then <span>export X bash echo $X You will see that the new bash now knows about X . Above we are setting an arbitrary variable for our own use. bash (and many other programs) automatically set many of th
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