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From: Alan Sinclair <alan DOT sinclair AT citrix DOT com>
Subject: setting environment for bash running via cygserver
Date: Fri, 9 Sep 2011 17:44:52 +0000 (UTC)
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Where can I set environment variables which will be available in a 
bash script running under cygserver?

I need to ssh onto a remote cygserver and run bash scripts. RSA keys 
are all set up so no password is needed and I can ssh onto the target 
machine just fine by doing 
    ssh me AT machine bash ~/myscript.sh ARGS 

But myscript.sh is not getting the environment it needs. For example, 
the script needs PROGRAMFILES, and also needs PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432 
set in the environment on 64-bit OS.



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