I have set up a .net core application on linux using nginx. It works perfectly with dotnet MyProject.dll. However, using the instructions in this link, when I try setting up a kestrel service, it doesn’t seem to be able to use the Configuration in the startup class. Here is my Program My start up class has the following: I keep
Tag: environment-variables
In Bash scripting, are commands following an ‘&&’ operator considered child processes of the preceding command?
I’m trying to make sense of the scoping precedence of environment variables in Bash. I’ve come to understand that when you use a script to modify environment variables, those modifications are only available to child processes. That each script creates its own environment scope it can modify and that scope is passed off to child processes, but doesn’t effect the
Cannot add Genymotion path to PATH variable linux xubuntu [closed]
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how to add environment variable in linux for rails app?
i need to set an environment variable for the rails app to use the config settings for production is as shown below how can i set the environment variable using the linux command I tried to set the variable but looks like it needs to be for the right user. Sorry i am not an expert in linux. I appreciate
preserve inline variable with sudo
Hi i’m trying to make something like this to work in bash but i keep getting an empty line, the only thing that works so far is: what i would like to achieve is the ability to inline a variable for the sudo command i also tried this as suggested here but with no luck, am i missing something? Answer
Adding to $PYTHONPATH with bash script
I wrote a bash script to add to my $PYTHONPATH. My .sh file has the following: What I want to be added to my .bashrc is: However I can only get it to add: I don’t want the actual $PYTHONPATH value to be added to my .bashrc, just the variable name. Please help! Answer Use single-quotes: The shell does not
No JDK found. Please validate either STUDIO_JDK, JDK_HOME or JAVA_HOME environment variable points to valid JDK installation
I’m running Ubuntu 15.10. So, I just uploaded the Android Studio from the site. After that I unpacked the zip file. Went to android-studio/bin and found studio.sh. Sit permission to be executed chmod +x studio.sh. Ran the file to install with this line: ./studio.sh. Then I had the error I have already netbeans installed. I just ran the instalation package
netbeans doesnt read .bashrc from remote machine ( linux) which is required for compile
I have two box: I am working in A on a C++ project (Makefile project) and i want to make it by B’s Compiler . but I have to run “source ~/.bashrc” before make command in netbeans, how to do it? that replacement the make command with doesn’t work and add variables to project properties –> run –> environment variable
Removing trailing bin/java at end of environmental variable in linux
I am trying to compile mahout, I have temporarily changed the JAVA_HOME variable like this: and I checked that it was changed correctly using this command: which returns: But when I run mahout mvn clean install -DskipTests=true I run into this error: Error: JAVA_HOME is not defined correctly. We cannot execute /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-openjdk-1.6.0.33.x86_64/bin/java I am not sure how this bin/java has
make environmental variable equal the contents of a file
I am working on linux and I want to set an environmental variable to the contents of a file: vi file: Now the file has a lot of ” and other special characters and it will a take a lot of time to escape them all. Is there an easier way? Answer If filename is x.txt, you can use command