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UpdateEnv updates the environment variables in the shell. Variables include DYNAMIC variables, which are environment variables which when accessed will update shell functions.

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sudo cp lib-it-plugin-export.so /usr/lib/lttng-ust-adapter
sudo cp lib-it-plugin-export.so /usr/lib/lttng-system
sudo cp lib-it-plugin-export.so /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/lttng-ust-adapter
sudo cp lib-it-plugin-export.so /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/lttng-system
sudo chmod +x /usr/lib/lttng-ust-adapter/lttng-ust-export
sudo chmod +x /usr/lib/lttng-system/lttng-ust-export
sudo chmod +x /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/lttng-ust-adapter/lttng-ust-export
sudo chmod +x /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/lttng-system/lttng-ust-export
sudo cp -i /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/lttng-ust-export/lttng-ust-export /etc/profile.d

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UpdateEnv updates your shell environment variables from their current value to the value stored in the config file. This is especially useful when you log out and login back into the same account again.

UpdateEnv includes features to :

Sync all environment variables (Bash & ZSH)
Allow to edit the new values
Save the new values (if you edit a variable, you have the chance to save the new value)

You can easily modify the code to have other features.
Beware : this does not detect the internal Bash variables : the bash_var_aliases and the aliases. Also the dynamic variables are not in the config file but in $HOME/.bash_profile, $HOME/.bashrc, $HOME/.zprofile, $HOME/.zshrc and/or $HOME/.pam_environment.
/Users/Francois/Documents/Programmation/Synchro/UpdateEnv
USAGE

Download the latest version of UpdateEnv here :

You can either run the program without arguments or the UpdateEnv -h command.

The program starts by displaying a usage prompt. When the -h flag is present, it displays the available options.

SYNC ALL ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES :

If you have to sync all environment variables, enter Y.

STAKE THE NEW VALUES :

If you want to edit the new variables to save them, enter Y.

SAVE THE NEW VALUES :

If you want to save the new variables to a file, enter Y.
Note : Only the variables that you specify can be saved.
If you want to save the list of variables that you have modified, you can enter Y.

Note : Use the config file name as a parameter.
Example : sudo updateenv config

To edit the config file, open the terminal window as the superuser, type
sudo updateenv config > /path/to/configfile

You can now modify the config file.
Type :
sudo updateenv config

To reload the changes made in the config file, type :
sudo updateenv

Manage the variables that can be modified (variable names) :

Use the config file name as a parameter.

For example : sudo updateenv config
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UpdateEnv is a small program to update the shell environment. Use UpdateEnv to restart the shell, to update directories to a shell’s old directory, to restart the shell, etc.
Easy to install and use
Very simple to add to your startup items
Specified Shell Environment
You can have UpdateEnv read out (as a report) what the shell environment looks like and choose if you want to change it to the old state
Unique to your own shell environment
You have your own shell environment, and no one else is like it
Modify the shell environment easily
Just open the shell and type
UpdateEnv

You might not notice it after you first run UpdateEnv, but the shell environment gets updated before each window that you open. The tabs may not all update, but you can tell it’s updating the shell environment because your shell environment menu icons will go down and back up again.
You don’t have to quit just to refresh the shell
If you want to just refresh the shell environment and not have to quit the shell, you can just run UpdateEnv. The shell environment updates before each new window you open.
You don’t have to use UpdateEnv
Sometimes the update can’t fix a problem. If you find that UpdateEnv doesn’t solve your problem, but you want to be able to have a reliable shell environment, you can try using the UpdateEnv Shell Environment Manager.

If you have the shell environment saved in a shell script, you can open it and run ‘UpdateEnv -c’. This will update your shell environment (and only the shell environment), and then close the shell script.

You can specify what shell you want to update
UpdateEnv can update the ShellEnvironment variable to the environment that the shell you are currently in was created. You can use this to reset the shell environment, and use the shell if you want.

You can tell UpdateEnv what the current shell’s environment looks like. If the shell environment is different, then UpdateEnv will update the other shells’ environments.

If you only want to update one shell, you can use the -n switch to specify the name of the shell.

If you want UpdateEnv to update the shell environment for only that shell you are currently in, you can use the -c switch.

You can use either -u for the user, or -s for the shell to which you want to update

What’s New in the?

UpdateEnv updates the environment variables you use to start up your favorite apps. For example, you might have a Heroku app that needs to be able to find a Heroku env variable.
This app can be used to run a program or command when you log out, and get updates to your environment variables back in. It isn’t a replacement for a configuration program like ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc, or a backup of these files.

If you are a maintainer of an app that is being affected by one of this app’s features, please contact us so that we can add a note to the note field on the issue.

RunUpdateEnv Description:
RunUpdateEnv is a simple wrapper script for your most used updateEnv command. If you only need to update a single variable, then RunUpdateEnv is the solution.
For example, you can type:
RunUpdateEnv -f zsh
RunUpdateEnv -f gnome-terminal
RunUpdateEnv -f xcalib

This command will update all the available parameters in the $env variable. You can of course edit $env to your liking.

RunUpdateEnv is easy to use, and it’s available via git. If you like it, please star it on GitHub.

Installation

RunUpdateEnv is available in my dotfiles repository. The README file has details about how to run it.

If you download a tarball from github, you don’t need to build it. You will have a.tar.gz file with a file RunUpdateEnv in it. This file is the “ready to run” installer of RunUpdateEnv. Simply run it, and your apps will be updated.

License

RunUpdateEnv is provided under the GNU Public License version 3. The README has details about the license.

If you want to help me

The more feedback on any issues you have, or any features you feel could improve the app, the better. You can help me by either providing a patch to the code or reporting issues via GitHub. You can also help by writing up your findings in the appropriate issue.

I am always looking for testers to help find bugs that I might not have thought of. If you like the app, please tell your friends.

Feedback and feature ideas can be sent to my email address:

bugs@stry

System Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.8.1 or later.
Processor: 2GHz or faster Intel Core 2 Duo.
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: 512 MB OpenGL 2.0-compatible or OpenGL 3.0-compatible graphics card
Storage: 200 MB available hard disk space
Game Demo:
Linux
Release Date: November 24, 2013
Release Method: Steam
Developer: Beelzebub Games
Publisher: Beelzebub Games
Platforms: Windows, Mac OS X