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Environment variable mix-up issue after PT upgrade

edited Nov 19, 2016 11:36PM in PeopleTools and Lifecycle Management - PSFT (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered

I am currently upgrading our lifecycle instance to PT 8.54.28 from PT 8.52.07.

When I was inspecting the environment variables after I installed PT 8.54 and its patch .28, I found out that the $PS_HOME environment variable is not set to the global path that I specified in another file, located in /etc/profile.d/, but in ps_login_vars.sh. However, the instance is 3-tier and the web server is located in another IP address.

Did I do something wrong during the upgrade by selecting the wrong components at install time (I had selected all four components, including the Database Server and Web Server components, to be installed in the app server)? Or do we need to get rid of the third-party /etc/profile.d/ file that supposedly loads the global variables? Can I deinstall PT 8.54 and then reinstall with only the appropriate components?

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