Hi, On Fri, Apr 13, 2018 at 12:34:15PM -0700, Micah Morton wrote: > @gert: > > From the help message: "--setenv name value : Set a custom environmental > variable to pass to script." > > --setenv appears to set string values for scripts only, not for the main > openvpn process (which is reading them in the push_peer_info() function). > Starting a test openvpn server with `--setenv foo bar` and then running > `strings` on /proc/PID/environ doesn't show "foo=bar". This suggests that > getenv() calls in the main openvpn process that try to read these vars may > return NULL.
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This stuff isn't pushed into openvpn's own environment, because it does
not need to. It goes into session->opt->es, which basically is a linked
list of "NAME=VALUE" strings (and ssl.c / push_peer_info() walks that).
When external programs are called, opt->es is put into *their* environment.
gert
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