I have a problem. Using the 'echo $ PATH' command returns me a value but when reviewing the 'etc/environment' file you see another value. The same goes for the JAVA_HOME variable. Could you tell me what it is? Thanks for the support.
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Hum.... most likely you have in one of these files under your $HOME folder: .bash_profile, .bashrc, .zshrc or similar a configuration setting the $JAVA_HOME specifically to an existing installation? If you have I would recommend you to remove the entry and source the file or restart / login again to see if it's gone. In most cases you don't really need a $JAVA_HOME hardcoded in your profiles(with some exceptions).
If you type only env in your terminal you should see all existent variables in your machine.
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I have a problem. Using the 'echo $ PATH' command returns me a value but when reviewing the 'etc/environment' file you see another value. The same goes for the JAVA_HOME variable. Could you tell me what it is? Thanks for the support.
Hum.... most likely you have in one of these files under your $HOME folder: .bash_profile, .bashrc, .zshrc or similar a configuration setting the $JAVA_HOME specifically to an existing installation? If you have I would recommend you to remove the entry and source the file or restart / login again to see if it's gone. In most cases you don't really need a $JAVA_HOME hardcoded in your profiles(with some exceptions).
If you type only
envin your terminal you should see all existent variables in your machine.