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November 17, 2009

Get those cheeky bash variables out of there

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Wanting to "unexport" a bash shell variable, after several minutes too long trying to find the man page for 'export', I finally found the hard way to do it;

or

or

(Im just kidding about the latter)

Or if you're a smart cookie, you can just make a bash alias like this;

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