How can I override mindi options?

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I'm dealing with a heavily branded, though not really customized, version
of CentOS 7. By not customized I mean that the binaries are the same, but
anywhere the brand can be inserted, it is.

This is causing issues when pbdistrocheck is called from mindi, around line
2188 or so. If I can just pass options to override what it finds ( for
$dname, $dver ) or hardcode things like $boottype, please let me know where
when running mondorescue. Otherwise I guess I'll hardcode it in the mindi
script.

Thanks.

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ndi, around line 2188 or so. If I can just=C2=A0pass options to override wh=
at it finds ( for $dname, $dver ) or hardcode things like $boottype, please=
 let me know where when running mondorescue. Otherwise I guess I&#39;ll har=
dcode it in the mindi script.</div><div><br></div><div>Thanks.</div></div>

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