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I had given answer to a similar question like this in Stack overflow, if you would like to check it out then here's the link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32423034/reloading-env-variables-without-restarting-server-laravel-5-shared-hosting

I had given answer to a similar question like this in Stack overflow, if you would like to check it out then here's the link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32423034/reloading-env-variables-without-restarting-server-laravel-5-shared-hosting I've tried this with STAF since it's open source. Actually, every program that needs to see them has to be restarted. The environment is copied into the process' memory on startup and therefore has no connection whatsoever to the system-defined envvars anymore....

I had given answer to a similar question like this in Stack overflow, if you would like to check it out then here's the link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32423034/reloading-env-variables-without-restarting-server-laravel-5-shared-hosting

I had given answer to a similar question like this in Stack overflow, if you would like to check it out then here's the link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32423034/reloading-env-variables-without-restarting-server-laravel-5-shared-hosting I've tried this with STAF since it's open source. Actually, every program that needs to see them has to be restarted. The environment is copied into the process' memory on startup and therefore has no connection whatsoever to the system-defined envvars anymore....

I had given answer to a similar question like this in Stack overflow, if you would like to check it out then here's the link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32423034/reloading-env-variables-without-restarting-server-laravel-5-shared-hosting I've tried this with STAF since it's open source. Actually, every program that needs to see them has to be restarted. The environment is copied into the process' memory on startup and therefore has no connection whatsoever to the system-defined envvars anymore....