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Add ability to set environment variables for daemons #150
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upstart's use of exec means we have to export the variables loaded from the defaults file. Since we're using the same default file for multiple init styles, it seems cleaner to make this exporting explicit on upstart's side. refs voxpupuli#150
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upstart's use of exec means we have to export the variables loaded from the defaults file. Since we're using the same default file for multiple init styles, it seems cleaner to make this exporting explicit on upstart's side. refs voxpupuli#150
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upstart's use of exec means we have to export the variables loaded from the defaults file. Since we're using the same default file for multiple init styles, it seems cleaner to make this exporting explicit on upstart's side. refs voxpupuli#150
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upstart's use of exec means we have to export the variables loaded from the defaults file. Since we're using the same default file for multiple init styles, it seems cleaner to make this exporting explicit on upstart's side. refs voxpupuli#150
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As a prerequisite for #149, we probably have to support providing arbitrary environment variables to daemons, similarly to how we use
prometheus::daemon::options
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