Changing the User-Specific Working Directory of the INUBIT Workbench

You can change the working directory of the INUBIT Workbench via the system environment variable INUBIT_TOOLSET_WORKDIR or the JVM parameter INUBIT.toolset.workdir.

For every user, the first time he logs in a local working directory is created in <operating_system_specific_user-directory>/inubit/Toolset/<Version>/work/<Client-IP>/<user-name>.

This working directory contains a tmp directory in which the content of the watch points is stored temporarily. Do not edit these files and do not delete the tmp directory.

The working directory is preserved after installing a patch and also not deleted when de-installing the INUBIT software.

Using the System Environment Variable

Prerequisites

The working directory must already exist.
The user must have full access (reading/writing) to the working directory.

Proceed as follows

Windows

Control Panel > System > Link Advanced system settings > Register Advanced > Button Environment Variables > Button New
Linux

If you are using, for example, the Bash shell, then edit its configuration file ~/.bashrc and insert the following line:
```
export INUBIT_TOOLSET_WORKDIR=~/my_folder
```

Using the JVM Parameter

Proceed as follows

Open the start script <inubit-installdir>/client/bin/start_local.[bat|sh], respectively.

Insert the following line:

set JVM_PARAMS=%JVM_PARAMS% ‑Dinubit.toolset.workdir=<Absolute_path_to_working_directory>

Save your changes.

→ When starting the INUBIT Workbench again, the new parameter is read and the working directory is created in the given location.