Thread: Is this the right way?

i created environment variable adding following line ~/.bashrc file

code:

export ejbca_home=/home/user/ejbca

i tried

code:

export ejbca_home="/home/user/ejbca"

when type

code:

printenv

or

code:

echo $ejbca_home

i see has been set. however, when use

code:

system.getenv("ejbca_home")

it returns null value.

replaced

code:

system.getenv("path")

and not give null value. think may not have set environment variable properly? have logged out , logged in, restarted , shutdown , turn on nothing seems work.

can please

proper method

code:

path=/path/to/new/file;$path

appended ~/.bashrc
in 1 step using shell command

code:

echo export path=\$\{path\}:\path/to/new/file >> ~/.bashrc

also make sure bashrc. it's pain when accidently wipe out file

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