System-wide environment variables for zsh on Ubuntu
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Problem
I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 I'm trying to add some system-wide envvars, I want them to be visible to both bash and zsh(my main shell), I added them to /etc/profile but unfortunately I can't see them in zsh I found that Ubuntu has a file /etc/environment that's only meant for envvars(as opposed to general…
Error Output
$ source /etc/profile /etc/profile:5: no matches found: /etc/profile.d/*.sh
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Fix for: System-wide environment variables for zsh on Ubuntu
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The manual page states that zsh reads . You could simply add a command there which sources .
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