From: Frederick Lee <amourinetech@...>
Date: 2009-05-05T05:23:11+09:00
Subject: Re: RUBYOPT: Where is it (env) defined?


I've been running 'grep -r /' for several hours.

I decided to try:
'unsetenv RUBYOPT' in my .login file.

Apparently it works!
I don't see the RUBYOPT env listed.

Albeit I still can't find the source of RUBYOPT, I managed
to REMOVE it via the follow-up local .login run.

BTW: I'm using tcsh vs bash.

Ric.



matt neuburg wrote:
> Frederick Lee <amourinetech@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> # Setting the path for MacPorts.
>> the local scheme.
>> 
>> .. Where else can I find (global) startup files to check?
> 
> Why not try doing what Marc said? Use grep -r. And start at "/", the top
> level. It will take a long time but at least you'll find it. For maximum
> scope you might need to run as the superuser. Anyway way this has long
> ago ceased to have anything to do with Ruby. m.

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