Re: Problem running ubh

Ahh... well that makes sense then why it was looking 
for /root/.ubhrc -- because I was logged into my server as root at 
the time :)

So let me see if I have this straight.  To make it look at another 
location for .ubhrc and .newsrc, run the command line as such:

./ubh -c /full/local/path/to/.ubhrc

Does this look right?  And what about .newsrc?  I know that 
within .ubhrc I currently have the variable:

NEWSRCNAME = .newsrc

So I'm guessing that if the full path for .ubhrc is given in the 
command, then the program looks in the same directory for .newsrc ??

Many thanks again for all the great help :)

Sincerely,

Kevin G.


--- In [email protected], Gerard Lanois <gerardlanois@y...> wrote:
> 
> --- northeastpaguy <northeastpaguy@y...> wrote:
> > So now that the program IS working, is there some configuration 
I 
> > need to do in order for it NOT to look at /root for the two 
config 
> > files?  
> 
> See the documentation for the -c option and the NEWSRCNAME keyword.
> You can specify full paths for the .ubhrc and .newsrc; in the
> absence of -c and NEWSRCNAME, ubh will look in your home directory
> for those files.
> 
> -Gerard


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