Is there a way to update a system's PATH variable through Ruby, permanently? I have the following:
envPath = ENV["PATH"].dup
if envPath.include? "C:\\oracle\\product\\11.2.0\\client_1\\bin;" then
envPath.slice! "C:\\oracle\\product\\11.2.0\\client_1\\bin;"
ENV["PATH"] = envPath
puts ENV["PATH"]
end
This successfully removes the variable I want to, but only for the current window - not permanently.
It's more a question about general computing and process behaviour not ruby special.
No this is not possible during runtime . Only a father process can configure the environment of it's child before start. Changing the environment of the father process or other processes during runtime isn't supported by any OS.
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