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Perhaps record enviroment separately for each process as well? #57

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fvalasiad opened this issue Aug 11, 2022 · 4 comments
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Perhaps record enviroment separately for each process as well? #57

fvalasiad opened this issue Aug 11, 2022 · 4 comments
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Seeing how each proc also has an environ should we perhaps also store it separately for each process?
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@zvr Please clarify, i need the information to move on.

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zvr commented Aug 18, 2022

Let's table this for the future, as I'm not sure any child process has a significantly different environment than the parent one.

Ah, ideally record only the changes!

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@zvr How does one go about changing the environment? Is it directly from the environ variable?

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I mean i am aware of the libc functions getenv(3) setenv(3) etc.... but how are they actually implemented in linux?

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