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The environment of a process is usually a list of variables (basically key=value pairs) providing context for the process, like username, locale, search path, etc. On Linux systems the environment for a process can be accessed via the proc pseudo-filesystem (/proc/<PID>/environ). The entries in those files are delimited by null characters.
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Extract value from process environment
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