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Subject:	Re: environment variables not propagating when i log in via sshd
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On 10/20/06, John Owens <> wrote:
>
> How can I make my system environment variables appear when I ssh through sshd?
>
> Thanks -
>
> JDO

What if you use the option to set environment variables when you
install the service with cygrunsrv?

--env VAR=VALUE

You can use this option multiple times (up to 255 times according to
the --help) to set up as many environment options as you need.

I typically use it to redirect TEMP to /tmp for ssh like this
--env TMP=/tmp --env TEMP=/temp

and to set the CYGWIN environment variable
--env CYGWIN=TTY NTSEC SMBNTSEC BIMODE NTEA

These are stored in the registry and should be read every time ssh starts.

-Jason

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