Ben Pfaff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ivy Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > I've tried passing ./configure the --sysconfdir=/etc option, which > > went fine--everything built and installed with no problems. > > > > Unfortunately, on startup the command-line pspp (as opposed to > > psppire) informs me that it can't find the files that normally go in > > the usr/etc dir...it seems the paths are hardcoded.
> What files is it having trouble finding? sysconfdir isn't
> hard-coded, and "configure --sysconfdir=/etc" should do what you
> want.
Devices in particular. Here's an almost-backtrace.
,-----------|
| $ pspp -vv
| pspp: searching for "rc" in path "/home/me/.pspp:/usr/etc/pspp"
| pspp: ...not found
| pspp: searching for "devices" in path "/home/me/.pspp:/usr/etc/pspp"
| pspp: ...not found
| pspp: cannot find output initialization file (use `-vv' to view search
| path)
| pspp: error reading device definition file
| pspp: using default output driver configuration
`-----------|
The devices missing bit is interesting, because it's in /etc/pspp as
it should be, but the program's still searching /usr/etc/pspp.
*shrug*. If I run pspp --config-dir /etc/pspp, everything's fine.
Thoughts?
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