In the current CVS tree (1.2.4cvs), I've just added a pdbvrc file support. Basically, pdbv now gets it defaults option in /etc/pdbvrc If $HOME/.pdbvrc exists, it overrides defaults.
Finally, command line option override the previous. It means that there no longer path to the output directory in the default /etc/cron.daily/pdbv but in /etc/pdbvrc It means that we no longer creates /var/www via cron. For the debian package, there should be a postinst command for dpkg that creates this directory. In any other case, pdbv attempt only to create the output directory specified. Not it's parents. If it does not work, it exits. If parents directory does not exists, it's probably a wrong path. Another thing that apply to every users. pdbv is no longer appended to the path. It seems more logical to permit users to set the full path, including the output directory name. So to get output in /var/www/pdbv you really need to type /var/www/pdbv and not /var/www Originally, I decided to append /pdbv to avoid people having all the content in a wrong place. But it's confusing. -- Mathieu Roy << Profile << http://savannah.gnu.org/users/yeupou << >> Homepage >> http://yeupou.coleumes.org >> << GPG Key << http://gpg.coleumes.org <<
