>>>>> "Dekel" == Dekel Tsur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dekel> There is a bug in the automatic reconfiguration code: If the Dekel> user don't have ~/.lyx/lyxrc.default file, then the configure Dekel> script is invoked. This is wrong: if the user environment is Dekel> equal to the system environment, then running the configure Dekel> script does not create a ~/.lyx/lyxrc.default file. In that Dekel> case, lyx will run the configure script on each startup. Indeed. Dekel> The attached patch fixes this. Could you describe what the new logic is? I have problems to make sense of it by looking at the patch (I know I should apply it, sorry) Dekel> Note that it assumes that the LYXLIBDIR/lyxrc.defaults file is Dekel> updated whenever a new version of LyX is installed (is this Dekel> true ?). Yes, this assumption is true. Actually, the reason why I delayed my answer is that what I would like to do is to redirect the output of configure to a file 'config.log' in .lyx and do the time check on this file. This would allow to have the information on what happened handy at any time. However, I did not find time to do this. Dekel, could you have a look at whether this could be done? I think a trivial modification to lib/configure would create this config.log, and then the code could use this code as a good indication of last configure time. JMarc
