In linux, [...][...] allow a process to have access to variable that it may have inherited from its parent process (or from any of its ancestor processes).
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environment variables
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In linux, [...][...] allow a process to have access to variable that it may have inherited from its parent process (or from any of its ancestor processes).
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In linux, [...][...] allow a process to have access to variable that it may have inherited from its parent process (or from any of its ancestor processes).
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environment variables
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9. Processes, Environment Variables ill only have the name of the program in parentheses (for example, "(getty)"). 9.9 Environments of Processes Each process that runs does so with the knowledge of several var = value text pairs. <span>All this means is that a process can look up the value of some variable that it may have inherited from its parent process. The complete list of these text pairs is called the environment of the process, and each var is called an environment variable. Each process has its own environment, which is copied fr
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