allow environment variables to specify some options (e.g. node-directory) #1401

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opened 2011-05-10 23:42:51 +00:00 by bj0 · 3 comments
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Tahoe could use some environment variables for some of the settings that normally get passed on command line.

Specifically, specifying the --node-directory would be useful if you're doing a lot of work on a node that is not in ~/.tahoe so you don't have to include it in every command. Also, if you're trying to use the duplicity backend, which doesn't seem to let you pass options to tahoe, There is currently no way to make it work on a node that isn't in ~/.tahoe, and this should make that possible.

Related ticket: #2833

Tahoe could use some environment variables for some of the settings that normally get passed on command line. Specifically, specifying the --node-directory would be useful if you're doing a lot of work on a node that is not in ~/.tahoe so you don't have to include it in every command. Also, if you're trying to use the duplicity backend, which doesn't seem to let you pass options to tahoe, There is currently no way to make it work on a node that isn't in ~/.tahoe, and this should make that possible. Related ticket: #2833
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tahoe-lafs changed title from environment variables! to allow environment variables to specify some options (e.g. node-directory) 2011-05-21 15:21:21 +00:00
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amontero commented 2012-07-24 12:11:08 +00:00
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Linking to related ticket: ticket:1661

Linking to related ticket: ticket:1661
amontero commented 2016-09-25 17:08:09 +00:00
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Linking related ticket: #2833

Linking related ticket: #2833

Nah. You can already do this:

$ TAHOE="tahoe --node-directory foo/bar"
$ $TAHOE ...
Nah. You can already do this: ``` $ TAHOE="tahoe --node-directory foo/bar" $ $TAHOE ... ```
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