[bt-devel] Fresh installation SWORD_PATH
Troy A. Griffitts
bt-devel@crosswire.org
Fri, 15 Nov 2002 10:12:14 -0700
usrinst.sh has never automatically create this file-- to my knowledge.
The make will tell you this. After make, it recommends make install,
then make install_config if you need /etc/sword.conf.
Fred Saalbach wrote:
> I did run usrinst.sh at install. With this install /etc/sword.config was
> not automatically created. This might be a problem with today's sword
> cvs that will be fixed tomorrow.
>
> I think the no modules help needs to address this. I will revise the
> message some more to include your comments. Setting the SWORD_PATH does
> work.
>
> Fred
>
> Martin Gruner wrote:
>
>>>I just did a fresh install of the cvs on a new and clean mdk 8.1. I
>>>found that this version wants the environment variable SWORD_PATH set to
>>>point to the sword directory, and does not need the /etc sword.conf
>>>directory. I changed the help dialog help-nomods-d to reflect this
>>>change.
>>
>>Not sure about that one. It should fall back to the /etc/sword.conf if
>>SWORD_PATH is not set. However, if you compile sword withouth either
>>
>>"configure --sysconfdir=etc"
>>
>>or running
>>
>>"usrinst.sh"
>>
>>instead (does the same), then sword will not look for /etc/sword.conf, but
>>rather /usr/local/sword.conf. Try one of the above and it should work.
>>SWORD_PATH is still possible and can be used to override the system's global
>>settings.
>>
>>hth.
>>
>>Martin
>