I am trying to export some environment variables in Unix using the .bash_profile

Then I exit python, re-run manually the first line of .bash_profile and it works.

Which indicates that export LD_LIBRARY_PATH didn't work. I do the same procedure as before, exit python re-run the first line and then it imports correctly.

I've actually solved this issue by re-setting the PATH variable inside the python script, but it bothers me that I can't find the reason why this is happening

I am trying to export some environment variables in Unix using .bash_profile

Then I exit python, re-run manually the first line of .bash_profile and it works.

Which indicates that export LD_LIBRARY_PATH didn't work. I do the same procedure as before, exit python re-run the first line and then it imports correctly.

I've actually solved this issue by re-setting the PATH variable inside the python script, but it bothers me that I can't find the reason why this is happening

Then I exit python, and re-run manually the first line of .bash_profile it works.

I've tried doing echo commmands on the variables and it was printing normally as if they were correctly set, but I'm unable to use them with python. Also, when re-setting them manually doesn't double export them, but re-re-setting does:

Then I exit python, re-run manually the first line of .bash_profile and it works.

I've tried doing echo commmands on the variables and it was printing normally as if they were correctly set, but I'm unable to use them with python. Also, when re-setting them manually that doesn't double export them, but re-re-setting does: