Hi,
Even when I write my own environment strings in Process.Environment, still it also inherits all of the environment of the parent process.
How can I prevent this ?
Micha
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Micha Nelissen wrote 6 lines
Hi,
Even when I write my own environment strings in Process.Environment, still
it also inherits all of the environment of the parent process.
How can I prevent this ?
This is a bug ?
If Process.Environment is set, then it should replace the current environment. Is this on Windows or on Linux ?
(I suppose Windows, because on Linux it seems OK ?)
Michael.
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> Even when I write my own environment strings in Process.Environment, still
> it also inherits all of the environment of the parent process.
>
> How can I prevent this ?
This is a bug ?
If Process.Environment is set, then it should replace the current
environment. Is this on Windows or on Linux ?
Ok, found it I think, the process was setting them itself.
Micha