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1. Dynamic Library path settings Linux down with dynamic libraries and windows are not the same. Linux executables rely on the configuration file to read the path, so sometimes you need to set the path to the following export ld_library_path=/home/..

1. Setting up a dynamic library path the Linux downgrade is not the same as Windows. Linux executables rely on the configuration file to read the path, so there are some times need to set the path specific operations as follows export

Article Title: save the environment variables from the export. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Recently wrote an Oracle EXP auto export script, the individual execution can run normally, put in the crontab task cannot execute pull. Script 1:setenv.sh Export Oracle_base=/opt/oracle Export Oracle_home= $ORACLE _base/10.2.0 Export ORACLE_SID=

After many days of QT transplantation, we finally got it out today. Record the learning process, but it makes me sad. Let's talk about the QT source code package. I was very confused when I first installed QT, And I had X11, embedded, and everywhere.

apache|web| Data | Database sender: xiaoning (I want to fly), letter area: Linux Title: Apache+php3+postgresql as a web-based database platform for Ann Letter station: BBS Water Wood Tsinghua Station (Thu 20 16:00:28 2000) The following describes

The following will illustrate the use of Apache+php3+postgresql as a web-based database platform for installation and configuration methods. More about Apache, PHP3, and PostgreSQL can be found in the software's accompanying documentation, Linux

First, create groupaddoinstallgroupadddbauseradd-goinstall-Gdba-susrbincsh-dexporthomeora. First, create the user groupadd oinstall groupadd dba useradd-g oinstall-G dba-s/usr/bin/csh-d/export/home/ora. First, create a user. Groupadd

experiment with the installation of a cross tool chain "Experimental Purposes" Understand the compilation process of the Cross tool chain and its use. Note: In the experiment , the command line prompt "$" indicates running on the host, and "#"

In Linux or Unix-like systems, each user and process is running in a specific environment. This environment contains variables, settings, aliases, functions, and more. Here is a brief introduction to some of the common commands in the shell