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What is the difference between set and export commands in Linux?
In summary, we primarily use the set command to configure error handling, debugging, and script behavior within the local scope of a script or shell session. On the other hand, we use the export command to create global environment variables that other processes or scripts running in the same session can access.
What is export directory in Linux?
The /export directory is the default location for client resources for the diskless commands. The /export directory is only the location of client resources on the server. Because clients mount these resources onto their own file tree, these resources appear to clients at the normal places in a file tree.
What does export term Linux mean?
The export TERM=linux command sets the terminal emulator to linux . Depending on the environment and capability of the console you're using, some emulations will work better than others. The default TERM setting for Ubuntu is xterm . You can check your TERM setting by running echo $TERM .
What is the use of export command in Linux?
Export is a built-in command of the Bash shell. It is used to mark variables and functions to be passed to child processes. Basically, a variable will be included in child process environments without affecting other environments.
What is the difference between echo and export in Linux?
echo is a command for printing text and variables to stdout (or redirect). export lists the current exported variables in the shell.
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