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How to use host's environment variables in the hostprocess container #363
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you can use the Pod specs Environment variables to map in environment variables needed |
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I created a Flannel container using the hostprocess mode, but I found that after Flannel starts, it will call Powershell to execute some commands. However, the hostprocess container seems to not be able to share environment variables with the host, so executing the Powershell command in Flanneldexe reported an error. How do you solve this problem?
Note: I used the following base image to build the image: https://github.com/microsoft/windows-host-process-containers-base-image
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