Le samedi 05 mai 2007 23:10, Mark Wedel a écrit : > Yes, that is a problem. > > The fact that the maps are in the 'share' directory means that write > access to that area is not a requirement. Lack of write access could be > for any number of reasons - permissions issues, or for some sites, > something like that could be put on a read-only filesystem.
As a side-note, Python can write in the maps's python/ directories, since Python compiles the scripts to .pyc files. > IMO, for that patch to be acceptable, it must write someplace under the > var/ install area, which is the area for read/write files. It probably > wouldn't be that hard to modify the respective map code such that if it > doesn't find the map in share/maps/... to look in var/maps/... Actually, the script uses its own apply script, so wouldn't be too hard to change the map path to point to some writable directory (in var?) - set the 'unique' map flag when loading, and you're set, server won't change the path :) Nicolas -- http://nicolas.weeger.free.fr [Petit site d'images, de textes, de code, bref de l'aléatoire !]
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