Hi everyone, we've got a distributed system in the works with a handful of
python process, some are pyramid apps, some are just worker processes
waiting on queues. In order not to have multiple config files, I have all
my config settings for everything in one file of env vars that doesn't go
in git but does get sourced before anything is turned on. I'm trying to
figure out which supervisor to use that will make this easies, ideally it
would be nice if I could tell the supervisor to source a file or import a
whole bunch of env vars (more than is convenient to put in the supervisor
config file). Maybe I need to just use a shell script. Anyone have opinions
on this one?

thanks!
iain

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