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Yeah I was trying to install SATTOOLS by Cees BASSA the other day and ran into a problem. I couldn’t setup environment variables to run SATTOOLS.

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In bash or sh, you can set environment variables for the current session (if on the shell prompt) or all future sessions (if in ~/.bashrc) using the following command:

export KEY=value

In your case, you would set ST_COSPAR= something as described in that picture that you linked in your post (that I regrettably can't read due to it being very zoomed in), and the other environment variables as described as well.

This question's answers may help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/234742/setting-environment-variables-in-linux-using-bash

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