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From Iguana, you can display the environment variables that are defined for the computer on which the Iguana server is running. This includes the environment variables that Iguana defines.
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New Feature in Iguana 4.1 Environment variable support is a feature that has been added to Iguana 4.1. | ||
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| See Environment Variables Defined By Iguana for a description of the environment variables that Iguana defines. | ||
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You can also make changes to environment variables, add environment variables, or delete environment variables.
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Any additions, changes or deletions affect only the Iguana server in which the additions, changes or deletions are made. Other processes and programs are not affected. Additions, changes or deletions are tracked in a file named IguanaEnv.txt. This file is located in the same directory as the Iguana configuration file. By default, this directory is the directory in which Iguana is installed. (For details on how to specify the directory in which the configuration file is located, see Specifying the Configuration File Directory.) You must be a member of the Administrators role to add, delete or change environment variables. See Creating a Role for more information on roles in Iguana. | ||
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