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| #Create setenv file. In a text editor, create the setenv.bat file if the agent is running on Windows or setenv.sh file if the agent is running on a UNIX-like system. Save it to the agent's /bin directory. | #Create setenv file. In a text editor, create the setenv.bat file if the agent is running on Windows or setenv.sh file if the agent is running on a UNIX-like system. Save it to the agent's /bin directory. | ||
| ##You will need to have the shell script read the environment variables and then writes them out to the env.properties file. The script should be similar to this example below: | ##You will need to have the shell script read the environment variables and then writes them out to the env.properties file. The script should be similar to this example below: | ||
| - | ##<font style=monospace>echo DYNAMIC_ENV_VAR=value > env.properites</font> | + | ##<font face=monospace>echo DYNAMIC_ENV_VAR=value > env.properites</font> |
| ###Note that the env.properties cannot reference other environment variables such as ''PATH=%PATH%'';..., etc. | ###Note that the env.properties cannot reference other environment variables such as ''PATH=%PATH%'';..., etc. | ||
| ###AnthillPro requires the variables to be set using this exact pattern. | ###AnthillPro requires the variables to be set using this exact pattern. | ||
