OoO Pendant le journal télévisé du vendredi 11 juillet 2008, vers 20:59,
Amitai Schlair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait :

> RoundCube places its config files within its directory hierarchy. This  
> is a fine default, but for packages it's important to be able to  
> override the default. Why? Many sysadmins (and packagers, and package  
> systems) expect all binaries and data installed under the root of the  
> package tree to be read-only once they've been installed; think NFS  
> sharing, or package tools throwing warnings on delete/update when  
> files don't match the checksums recorded when they were installed.

> Config files aren't read-only, and therefore it's important to be able  
> to place them elsewhere if desired (/etc, for instance.) I've patched  
> roundcubemail-0.1.1-dep's main.inc:rcmail_load_config() to inspect the  
> environment and prefix $RCMAIL_CONFIG_DIR if set, rather than  
> "config", when reading the config files. The default behavior remains  
> unchanged, of course!

> http://netbsd.schmonz.com/patches/roundcube-config-dir.diff

> To take advantage of the patch, I added "SetEnv RCMAIL_CONFIG_DIR /etc/ 
> roundcube" to the RoundCube section of my Apache config, and placed  
> {db,main}.inc.php in /etc/roundcube where I like them. :-)

Hi Amitai!

In Debian, we just use symlinks to achieve the same thing.
-- 
BOFH excuse #368:
Failure to adjust for daylight savings time.
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