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Describe the bug
When I've setup an env variable for ADMIN in ~/.bashrc as root, then source ~/.bashrc, I verified that my env ADMIN variable exists by typing echo $ADMIN. But when I run npm run server, I get the error that says, 'please set ADMIN env variable`.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Get fresh server from digital ocean.
vim ~/.bashrc
Add ADMIN=....
Load your env variables by doing source ~/.bashrc
Install myproxy, run server without ADMIN env variable. You will get error.
Expected behavior
I expect the environment variable to get picked up. and not throw the error.
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Describe the bug
When I've setup an
env
variable forADMIN
in~/.bashrc
as root, thensource ~/.bashrc
, I verified that my env ADMIN variable exists by typingecho $ADMIN
. But when I runnpm run server
, I get the error that says, 'please set ADMIN env variable`.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
vim ~/.bashrc
ADMIN=....
source ~/.bashrc
ADMIN
env variable. You will get error.Expected behavior
I expect the environment variable to get picked up. and not throw the error.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
Additional context
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