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R-ENVIRON

Section: Maintenance Commands (8)
Updated: SMM
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BSD mandoc
OpenRC  

NAME

r-environ - Print the stored enviroment variables for a given service  

SYNOPSIS

[-s <service>] [-r <runlevel>] [-en0]  

DESCRIPTION

prints the stored environment variables for a service.

The options are as follows:

-e ,-export
Prepend "export" to printed variables
-n ,-n-escape
Do not perform shell sensitive escape on variable values
-0 ,-null
End each output line with NUL, not newline
-s ,-service <arg>
Add service to the list of environments to print
-r ,-runlevel <arg>
Add services in runlevel to the list of environments to print
-h ,-help
Display this help output
-C ,-nocolor
Disable color output
-V,-version
Display software version
-v ,-verbose
Run verbosely
-q ,-quiet
Run quietly (repeat to suppress errors)
-U ,-user
Run in user mode

 

AUTHORS

An Matthias Geiger <werdahias@debian.org> An navi <navi@vlhl.dev>


 

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