Does creating a new shell via bash -c passes environment











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    Sorry, what is "the new shell" that you are referring to? The bash -c shell will inherit the environment of the calling shell, and the commands within will inherit the environment of the bash -c shell that they are started from.
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    Sorry, what is "the new shell" that you are referring to? The bash -c shell will inherit the environment of the calling shell, and the commands within will inherit the environment of the bash -c shell that they are started from.
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Assuming we want to run multiple bash commands via



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Will the new shell inherit the environment of the bash -c command?










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Assuming we want to run multiple bash commands via



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Will the new shell inherit the environment of the bash -c command?







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    Sorry, what is "the new shell" that you are referring to? The bash -c shell will inherit the environment of the calling shell, and the commands within will inherit the environment of the bash -c shell that they are started from.
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    Sorry, what is "the new shell" that you are referring to? The bash -c shell will inherit the environment of the calling shell, and the commands within will inherit the environment of the bash -c shell that they are started from.
    – Kusalananda
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Sorry, what is "the new shell" that you are referring to? The bash -c shell will inherit the environment of the calling shell, and the commands within will inherit the environment of the bash -c shell that they are started from.
– Kusalananda
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Sorry, what is "the new shell" that you are referring to? The bash -c shell will inherit the environment of the calling shell, and the commands within will inherit the environment of the bash -c shell that they are started from.
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Environment variables will be available to the new process. The private shell variables will not.






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