No, environ(7) documents the "char **environ" symbol that program can
expect to find and that contain environment variables. That's not
connected to environment(5) that describes a file format for a file that
contains environment variables, e.g. are comments allowed. Other
problems stated by this bug would also not be fixed by saying environ(7)
is the solution, e.g. is /etc/environment owned by a package yet.
Can someone with the rights please set this back Triaged.
** Changed in: manpages (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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