Re: How to set an env variable persisting user sessions/system reboot.

hi
why dont u define ur variable in .loginrc or .bashrc or .profile and read that
variable using getenv or environ datastructure.
anurag verma
--- Bhopal Singh <bsingh-dv/[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
>  
> 
> I wanted to set an environment variable which can survive user session even
> the system reboot. 
> To explain it more, let say I set an env variable MY_ENV_VAR = "SOME value".
> Now I want to access this environment variable even if the linux user
> changes his shell or logs off and login again even in case system reboots.
> 
> And this I want to do in a C/C++ program.
> 
> I want this for various distribution of Linux. Red Hat, Novell, SuSe etc 
> I will greatly appreciate any pointers to achieve the same.
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks and Regards,
> 
> Bhopal Singh
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