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QuickBuild
Created: 07/Oct/11 07:36 PM
Updated: 07/Oct/11 07:36 PM
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4.0.2
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Many of the 'System Attributes' are system environment variables. For Windows platforms it is easy to define new system environment variables which then appear as System Attributes. However on unix-based platforms, it is harder to create environment variables which are recognized by running services (due to not reading the /etc/profile).
I have been creating User Attributes on these systems, but I find I must explicitly pass them into steps. I would rather see them appear automatically.
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Description
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Many of the 'System Attributes' are system environment variables. For Windows platforms it is easy to define new system environment variables which then appear as System Attributes. However on unix-based platforms, it is harder to create environment variables which are recognized by running services (due to not reading the /etc/profile).
I have been creating User Attributes on these systems, but I find I must explicitly pass them into steps. I would rather see them appear automatically. |
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'User Attributes' defined on the server side should appear as environment variables in steps