Re: relocating conf files

Vorländer, Martin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.htdig.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Gustave T. Stresen-Reuter wrote:
> Richard Peskin wrote:
> 
> > I needed to relocate my "conf" directory. Unfortunately, it appears 
> > that the default (CONF_DIR) is "hard wired" into the compilation for 
> > htsearch. Is this correct? That is do I really need to recompile just 
> > because i relocate the conf directory? (I am using htdig 3.1.6 under 
> > Mac OSX 10.4.2.)
>
> No, you don't. With most of the htdig binaries there is an option to 
> specify what config file to use. Just include the (full) path to the 
> config file as part of the name and it should work (at least, it has 
> worked for me in the past). You might have to play around with it a 
> bit...

This works when the -c option is used on the command line. However,
htsearch, when called as a CGI program, uses the hard-coded CONF_DIR
to look for the config file.

So: yes, for htsearch to work with another path, you have to recompile.
Look at it as a security measure.

cu,
  Martin
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