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I have windows box, also there is linux box where I have my account /home/my_username. Every time to connect to linux I’m using ssh client in windows (cygwin ssh.exe). But every time after logging in I’m running some script to set some environment variables. So the question is following can I set environment variables for my user (not changing others) to not run each time script?
usually you set this in your shell.. depending what you have: bash, sh, … add your stuff in /home/user/.bashrc for example and it will be executed after login