SWMgr loads the global module list and then augments it with anything in
the user's home directory. May I suggest adding a
~/.sword/mods.d/private.conf and including all of your private
overrides. It should just work for all frontends. e.g.
private.conf
______________________
[GerHfa2002]
CipherKey=ABCD1234...
[WebstersDict]
Font=Code2000
[WLC]
Font=EzraSIL
______________________
I _think_ it should work. :)
-Troy.
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
> Hi,
> in BibleTime we currently store the key in our config because it's not
> possible to write into system-wide module config files.
> The fix is probably to store in both places whenever possible. If the config
> is not writable the key should be stored in BT's config file.
> At least that's what I think :)
>
> Joachim
>
>> Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
>>> On Thu, 6 Sep 2007, DM Smith wrote:
>>>> BibleTime stores the unlock key in a non-standard place where
>>>> GnomeSword, BibleDesktop and any other Sword program cannot find it.
>>>> The proper location is in gerhfa2002.conf (I think I have the name
>>>> correct). You should be able to find this in ~/.sword/mods.d.
>>> I am not familiar with this key thing but I could change BibleTime if I
>>> get more information. What is the proper place?
>> Eeli,
>>
>> Moving the reply to sword-devel.
>>
>> The proper place is in the module's conf file. It should be the value of
>> the CipherKey= entry.
>>
>> DM
>>
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