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Confirming DB_HOME set properly

ShovelFace

Solaris 9
TS 6.5
MT 4.01

Logging into the server as root and doing an "env", DB_HOME not showing up (truth is that I am really logged in as a sudo user, impersonating root). How to confirm that DB_HOME is set properly? If not set, under which .profile should it be set?

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nipper

IIRC, this is more for Windows where you can set the env variables as for the system.

Now any user that is using MT will need DB_HOME set if they use command line.

There used to be (may still be) a .profile that you could include in your .profile which set the appropriate variables (PATH, DB_HOME, LD_LIBRARY_PATH). Of course I do not remember the name of the file.

You may peruse the MT manuals.

Andy

Migrateduser

on any UNIX, there is a file called /etc/defaultmthome which has the metatagger installation directory, /etc/init.d/iw.mtadminserver has enough logic to setup $DB_HOME,$PATH,$LD_LIBRARY_PATH and $MC_LOG_DIR from there.

For clients like, iwgenmetadata, iwmtdebug you can either execute a file called $DB_HOME/env-metatagger.sh.

or,

to make things easier, if you do login/logout, switch shells often, you can put expanded values from env-metatagger.sh in your .profile, .bash_profile in $HOME or roll it out system-wide by putting them in /etc/profile.