kakash1hatake

#!/bin/sh
#
# get env variable of the particular process. It can show variables that were created at runtime. Requires root privileges
# usage: sudo penv_runtime.sh pid var_name
#

pid=$1
var_name=$2

var_value=`gdb -q -batch -ex "attach $pid" -ex 'call (char*) getenv("'$var_name'")' -ex 'detach' | egrep '^\$1 ='`

kakash1hatake

#!/bin/sh
#
# show env variables of the particular process that were created during process startup. requires root privileges
# usage: sudo penv.sh pid

pid=$1

awk 'BEGIN {RS="\0"; ORS="\n"} $0' "/proc/$pid/environ"

kakash1hatake

#!/bin/sh
#
# set or replace env variable in existing process. requires root privileges
# usage: sudo chenv.sh pid var_name var_value
#

pid=$1
env_name=$2
env_val="$3"