Stuart Halloway <stuart.hallo...@gmail.com> writes: > We are considering adding leiningen to a chef install for EC2 > instances. However, we want lein (and the associated maven cruft) to > be available to all users, not just the user running the install script. > > Is this a solved problem?
You should be fine just changing the values of LEIN_JAR and optionally CLOJURE_JAR in the bin script. > and, why does lein try to put clojure.jar on the BOOTCLASSPATH? > ...when it is also buried in the leiningen standalone? >From what I've heard on OS X the boot times are more or less intolerable if you have to go through the verification phases that the boot classpath skips. If this isn't a problem on your platform you can leave CLOJURE_JAR alone and it will still work. -Phil
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