David is right - you need to use a new shell because .bashrc is only read in
(and the variables set) when you start a shell. If you want to re-read
.bashrc manually, you can by typing:
source .bashrc
then try:
echo $AMBERHOME
Chris
2009/10/7 Bill Ross <ross.cgl.ucsf.edu>
> In bash, if .bashrc doesn't work, you can try .profile
>
> export AMBERHOME=/some/dir/path
>
> Bill
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