Prior to calling the binary there is a line ". /x.y.z" where x.y.z is a
config file, sim. to a profile that has 'exports' imbedded in it. Prior to
the binary being called we can display the variable but thbinary cannot
resolve to it. There was a suggestion to running this at startup. I have to
talk to the developer and find out the relationship of this process to what
he is doing and what is globally needed.
bobbee
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Hello Bobbee,
It might be a silly question, but still: do you export the variable or just
set it? I am asking such as the following one-liner:
unset A; rm nohup.out; echo "A=$A"; A=A_VALUE; export A; nohup perl -e
'print $ENV{A} . "\n"'; cat nohup.out
works fine for me in 3 different shells: sh, ksh and bash.
with the same output:
------cut here
A=
Sending output to nohup.out
A_VALUE
------cut here
I added "unset A" command in order to try it several times; however I swear
I do not set "A" in my .profile.
Another question is: what was the platform (the example above is from
Solaris 8)?
Hope this will help,
Pavel
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Bobbee,
You could try the following:
nohup ". ~/.profile; exec $PROC -file=$CONFIG $TRACE > $OUT 2>&1" &
However I haven't had much success with that. Instead, I start the
adapters
using the unix "at" command within a script:
at now <<-EOF >/dev/null 2>&1
. ~/.profile
cd $DIR
exec $PROC -file=$CONFIG $TRACE > $OUT 2>&1
EOF
Within it, I source in ~/.profile.
The environment variables DIR (location of the config file), PROC (adapter
process - NNSYAdapter38), CONFIG (name of configuration file), and TRACE ("
-trace" if trace is desired) are set within the script prior to invocation
of
the at command. I use exec so that I don;t add any extraneous ksh
processes.
Regards,
Bill
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We are running the New Era SAP R/3 adapter. In the script that starts up
the
process it runs a binary passing it a configuration file as a parameter.
The
configuration file references Environment variables that are loaded in and
outside of the USERID profile. When the binary is started using nohup a 'ps
-ef' shows it runnig under the starting USERID but it fails because the
environment it was started from is not being used. I would suspect the
.profile for the USERID may be set up but the additional ENVIRONMENT VARs
are not in there. Obviously I could add the extra stuff to the USERID's
.profile. or I could instead start a script 'nohup' and set up th3e
environment and execute the binary under the script.
My question is. is there a way to start the binary with nohup and have the
current environment copied to the new process environment???
bobbee
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