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List:       james-user
Subject:    Re: James on Mac Sierra
From:       akasbi <wikkicode () gmail ! com>
Date:       2017-04-07 10:26:04
Message-ID: 1491560764054-59856.post () n7 ! nabble ! com
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Hi,



Resolved... the solution was to set the JAVA_HOME Environment Variable for
Sudo. and this was done on: /etc/sudoers. I used 'vi' to edit the file via
terminal.

sudo visudo

and then adding the following line after the Default settings for
Environment Variables:

Defaults        env_keep += "JAVA_HOME"

That's all. To Check if the JAVA_HOME Environment Variable has been set
correctly for sudo, I just typed this command in the terminal.

sudo printenv

Thanks!



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