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they are in an .env file in the projects root which works fine when i run the proxy directly from the terminal. Something about the systemd service not picking them up though. even tried both ENVIRONMENT and EnvironmentFile in the service and same issue.
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G Force G 3mo ago

You may want to write a simple bash script that dot sources the .env file followed by the command.

Something like:

. .env

Have the service call this script instead of your command.

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G Force G 3mo ago

Otherwise you have two options. Add an [Environment] section to your service.

Or add a .conf file containing the [Environment] section. Somewhere like this:

/etc/systemd/system/.d/override.conf

But if your goal is to use a single .env for configuring the service then you may want to go with dot sourcing the .env file.

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Geektoshi 3mo ago

not the solution but was able to get this working through pm2. small zap for taking the time.

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G Force G 3mo ago

Cool! I will have to look into pm2