Is there a way to enable SCL in RHEL?
I have installed an scl to provide python27 in RHEL6 and don’t want to have to enable the custom scl every time. Well, you could add something to your startup script to source the enable script. Eg add to your .bash_profile (note space between initial dot and /) This option sounds dangerous to me for root.
Can you use rhscl with Red Hat Enterprise Linux?
RHSCL is already available for immediate use with RHEL 6 or RHEL 7 to customers and partners with the following RHEL subscriptions: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Academic Site Subscription (all support levels) Red Hat Enterprise Linux Developer Suite.
How to enable rhscl or DTS repositories?
RHSCL is already available for immediate use with RHEL 6 or RHEL 7 to customers and partners with the following RHEL subscriptions: DTS is already available for immediate use with RHEL 5 or RHEL 6 customers and partners with the following RHEL subscriptions: How to enable RHSCL or DTS repositories?
How to permanently enable SCL CentOS 6.4?
An alternative of source /opt/rh/devtoolset-4/enableis source scl_source enable devtoolset-4 The above shell script scl_sourceis more elegant than using a hard coded path (may be different on another machine). However scl_sourcedoes less because /opt/rh/devtoolset-4/enableuses scl_sourceand other stuff.
Which is more elegant, CentOS or SCL server?
The latter is more “elegant” as it is independent from the actual installation path. This has the effect of loading the environment in your current shell. This solution works nicely and doesn’t have the “spawning another bash” problem like the current “correct” solution.
How to enable stack overflow in RedHat root?
Well, you could add something to your startup script to source the enable script. Eg add to your .bash_profile (note space between initial dot and /) This option sounds dangerous to me for root. I would think something like the following would be safer and more appropriate: