On 11/04/13 15:11, Simon Gomizelj wrote:
systemd --user runs in its own separate login/cgroup. I doubt
environmental variables set with `systemctl --user set-environment`
going to be available outside of that login/cgroup. I doubt they're
even made available to anything outside of future processes spawned by
systemctl.
So it'll all depend on how you're using user sessions. Anyhow...
This might be it.
But what’s confused me is that the variables are written to that info
file, and I should be able to export them manually by adding something
like this to my ~/.zshrc:
if (( $+commands[gpg-agent] )); then
local InfoFile=/run/user/$(id -u)/gpg-agent.info
if [[ -s $InfoFile ]]; then
eval "$(cat $InfoFile)"
fi
unset InfoFile
fi
Strangely enough, this doesn’t seem to work. What’s the difference
between exporting variables in /etc/profile.d/ and ~/.zshrc?
