Re: setting enviroment variable before deamon starts
- From: Juha Laiho <Juha.Laiho@xxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2008 15:52:04 GMT
tomb <tomb.fish@xxxxxxxxx> said:
I have problem with running deamon on boot up. I register deamon to
start at boot up in /etc/rc.rd/rc.local file :
#Add you want to add deamon
/home/progs/ts &~
Deamon starts up! but it should use 2 env variables, which I register
in bash profile (/etc/bash).
How can I register environment variable before deamon starts?
If the env.vars are something that just the daemon should see,
then there are two possibilities. One was already discussed;
make a script that starts the daemon, and that you call during
the system startup (in the rc.local script).
The other possibility is to use "env" command as a helper to start
the daemon; instead of the
/home/progs/ts &
you have above (supposing that's one of the daemons you're starting),
use
env VAR1=val1 VAR2=val2 /home/progs/ts &
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