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This is pretty much how systemd works. You can specify secrets that are retrieved from somewhere else and provided to the process in the environment it is start
by jschwartzi 6y ago
This is pretty much how systemd works. You can specify secrets that are retrieved from somewhere else and provided to the process in the environment it is started with. So you could do exactly this with the right unit configurations.
- OJFord 6y agoHa, funnily enough I mentioned systemd and then deleted it. I do run as much like that as possible, I just couldn't succinctly explain why I thought it was different or better than putting: VAR=whatever process in .xinitrc or wherever.