On 2023-04-21, Antoine Jacoutot <ajacou...@bsdfrog.org> wrote: > Hi. > > You can pas environment variables by creating a login class matching the name > of your rc.d script in login.conf and adding setenv to that class.
Or create a new file /etc/login.conf.d/(script_name). If you're writing a port, create pkg/(script_name).login and it will be added to the plist automatically when you "make update-list". >> The problem I'm facing is that it seems that Airflow looks for various >> environment variables such as $HOME, $AIRFLOW_HOME, $AIRFLOW_CONFIG etc and >> I'm seeing no obvious way to pass those requisite environment variables to >> Airflow from my rc.d script. Without these variables set, Airflow annoyingly >> just looks in /dev/null for everything and fails to function. That seems a strange dir to use by default. Did you perhaps set the _airflowd user's home dir to /dev/null? If so, try /var/airflow instead.
