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User ericb changed the following:
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |NEW
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Nov 2 16:34:08 -0800
2005 -------
ericb->ssa
Default user installdir is defined in scp2/source/ooo/profileitem.scp
Search for :
Key = "UserInstallation";
Value = "$SYSUSERCONFIG ... etc
If I'm not wrong, the value we need to modify is read in
$oooinstall/program/bootstraprc.
$SYSUSERCONFIG in these rc file, is mapped to the result of osl_getConfigDir()
at runtime. (JoergB)
Important : bootstraprc is written before packing (we can modify it directly),
but we can hardcode the modification at buildtime (Mac OS X specific):
bootstraprc is built in instesetoo_native, and looking for osl_getConfigDir() I
found something who seems to match in sal/osl/unx/secutiry.c In fact, the
string interesting us seems to be stored in pszDirectory, and we have to modify
it (with a concatenation, or something like that ? )
Not investigated more, it's late :-)
To be continued...
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