[Modules] modulesbeginenv
Manage your shell environment variables and aliases
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From: Harlan S. <Har...@pf...> - 2003-06-02 23:02:05
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So I'm looking at providing a configure-time (as opposed to a run-time) option to "ignore" the .modulesbeginenv file and I notice that it seems to be used to(in the C version) to make sure we start from the correct initial environment when doing various module commands. I also notice the tcl version of modules does not do this. Please shed some light on this. The reason I am looking to "lose" the .modulesbeginenv file is because we are using a modulefile that specifies a bunch of other modulefiles, and if I bump the version of one of these sub-modulefiles and grab a new shell, the new shell still uses the original sub-modulefile version. (I hope that made sense). My immediate goal is to solve this problem; I was simply hoping to go about it by ignoring the .modulebsginenv file. H |