Thanks Isaiah,

I created a system variable JULIA_PKGDIR with the path I wanted.

Restarted Julia and ran 
Pkg.init()



On Tuesday, 30 September 2014 12:32:01 UTC+10, Isaiah wrote:
>
> That batch file doesn't start Julia. You will need to add JULIA_PKGDIR to 
> your environment, or set it via a batch file that does start julia.exe.
>
> On Mon, Sep 29, 2014 at 10:09 PM, Adrian Torrie <[email protected] 
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Current location of the .julia folder is not appropriate due to size 
>> limitations of roaming profile set by corporate domain admins. I cannot 
>> change the size of my roaming profile as I do not have domain admin rights.
>>
>> I would like to be able to change the package install directory to 
>> another place on my C:\ drive. I have local admin rights. I have installed 
>> julia to: "C:\Julia\Julia-0.3.1\"
>>
>> I tried changing "C:\Julia\Julia-0.3.1\bin\prepare-julia-env.bat" by 
>> adding the line "set JULIA_PKGDIR=C:\Julia\Julia-0.3.1\share\packages" 
>> without 
>> any success (it still initialises in %APPDATA%\.julia):
>> @rem
>> @rem  This file attempts to auto detect and configure the environment
>> @rem  for starting julia and julia-web-server
>> @rem
>> @rem  It sets the path as needed to reference various lib and bin
>> @rem  files, and builds sys.ji if needed.
>> @rem
>>
>>
>> set JULIA_PKGDIR=C:\Julia\Julia-0.3.1\share\packages
>> set SYS_PATH=%PATH%
>> set PATH=%~dp0;%~dp0bin;%~dp0usr\bin;%~dp0..\usr\bin;%~dp0..\..\usr\bin;%
>> SYS_PATH%
>> set JULIA_EXE=julia.exe
>> for %%A in (%JULIA_EXE%) do set JULIA_HOME=%%~dp$PATH:A
>> set JULIA=%JULIA_HOME%%JULIA_EXE%
>> set PATH=%SYS_PATH%
>>
>>
>> set private_libdir=bin
>> if not exist "%JULIA_HOME%..\lib\julia\sys.ji" ( ^
>> echo "Preparing Julia for first launch. This may take a while" && ^
>> echo "You may see two git related errors. This is completely normal" && ^
>> cd "%JULIA_HOME%..\share\julia\base" && ^
>> "%JULIA%" --build "%JULIA_HOME%..\lib\julia\sys0" sysimg.jl && ^
>> "%JULIA%" --build "%JULIA_HOME%..\lib\julia\sys" -J sys0.ji sysimg.jl && 
>> ^
>> popd && pushd "%cd%" )
>>
>> Unsure of how to proceed to put the package installs into a custom 
>> location, any help would be appreciated.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Adrian
>>
>
>

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