Check for system-wide rbenv install in Upstart script #704
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Check for system-wide rbenv install in Upstart script
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The Jungle Upstart script breaks if rbenv is installed system-wide rather than for a specific user so have added an extra check (for
/usr/local/rbenv/bin) in order to setPATHcorrectly.Also, many applications use environment variables for their config (eg.
/etc/environment) instead of anapplication.ymlor similar, but Upstart doesn't pick up on these even from common locations (/etc/environment,/etc/profile.d/*.sh) so they need to be sourced manually in the Upstart script. Have added in a commented example of this.