I’ve ported a project from Eclipse to Maven and I need to set an environment variable to make my project work. In Eclipse, I go to “Run -> Run configurations” and, under the tab “environment”, I s
This is irritating me. I seen several suggestions (all using different files and syntax) and none of them worked. How do I set an environment variable for a specific user?
How can you set the PATH environment variable for Apache2? I’ve tried setting it in /usr/sbin/envvars and in httpd.conf with SetEnv PATH (and passing it along to SSI with PassEnv), but it just does
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In Windows 7, when I start the Command prompt, is there any command to display the contents of an environment variable (such as the JAVA_HOME or PATH variables)? I have tried with echo $PATH, echo
This is probably an easy answer, but I have never been able to find it by googling. I simply would like to add an Environment variable to a Windows machine (desktop or server) and be able to use it
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I have problem with setting environment variables using C#. I need to modify some environment variables on some circumstances. For example I need to modify NDSRC variable.
I accidentally deleted the Path environment variable by creating a new one with Path name. How can i restore my old Path environment variable?