hab-sup.service.sh script is storing proxy and credential information in the /etc/systemd/system/hab-sup.service

[hchiao1]

Hello - thanks for reporting an issue with Habitat.

In order to help us troubleshoot the issue, please be sure to include the following information if applicable:

• The OS (including version) where you are running any of the Habitat commands.

• [x ] Debug/backtrace of the command you are trying to run. You can set the following environment variables before running the hab command to generate a trace:

    # Linux/MacOS
    hab-sup.service.sh script is storing proxy and credential information in the `/etc/systemd/system/hab-sup.service`  when user run ./uninstall.sh and ./install.sh. The oauth will facing a redirect incident. Will need to remove the proxy and credential information in the `/etc/systemd/system/hab-sup.service` to make it work.
  

• Current Habitat environment variables where the hab command or supervisor is running. These can be gathered using:

    env | grep HAB | grep -v HAB_AUTH_TOKEN
  

  • DO NOT include HAB_AUTH_TOKEN or any other sensitive information. More info on Habitat environment variables can be found here.
  • If you're running into problems with the Habitat Studio, please use the env | grep ... command specified above to include environment variables:
    • a. before starting the studio
    • b. inside the studio

• [] If this is a key related issue, please include the list of files (including user/group permissions) in /hab/cache/keys and $HOME/.hab/cache/keys via ls -la.

    # Linux/MacOS
    ls -la /hab/cache/keys
    ls -la $HOME/.hab/cache.keys
  
    # Windows (Powershell 5+)
    ls C:\hab\cache\keys
  

[hchiao1]

Adding this line on end of provision.sh script will fix this issue

sed -i '/^Env/d' /etc/systemd/system/hab-sup.service; systemctl daemon-reload; systemctl restart hab-sup