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Set the HOME environment variable if it's not set #18
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The Splunk command-line tools want to cache auth tokens into the user's home directory. If the HOME directory is not set, then we set it to /tmp and export the variable to prevent unnecessary failures.
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Set the HOME environment variable if it's not set
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The Splunk command-line tools want to cache auth tokens into the user's
home directory. If the HOME directory is not set, then we set it to
/tmp and export the variable to prevent unnecessary failures.