Set Environment Variables

All of the fta-setup-env environment settings can be overridden using locally defined environment variables.
There are two settings that should always be defined using environment variables local to the terminal session. These are FTA_ENV_SECURITY_PRIMARY_ADMIN_USER and FTA_ENV_SECURITY_PRIMARY_ADMIN_PASSWORD. These need to be set before executing any of the scripts.
set FTA_ENV_SECURITY_PRIMARY_ADMIN_USER=my-admin-username
set FTA_ENV_SECURITY_PRIMARY_ADMIN_PASSWORD=my-secret-password
NOTE:
Do not define these variables as system wide settings. The use of environment variables is to avoid storing this information as clear text. Storing the values in the configuration file, batch scripts or in the system environment defeats this purpose.
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