On 9/19/06, Alejandro Forero Cuervo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alejo,
I can't edit the FAQ. The wiki still have old links (with port 8080 in it). Can you fix them? You can edit the faq with the following content,
== Extensions ==
=== How can I install Chicken eggs to a non-default location?
You can just set the CHICKEN_REPOSITORY environment variable. It should contain the path where you want eggs to be installed.
$ export CHICKEN_REPOSITORY=~/chicken/
$ chicken-setup extensionname
=== Can I install chicken eggs as a non-root user?
Yes, see (link to prev faq)
btw, (getenv "FOO") works, but (setenv "FOO" "VALUE") doesn't as 'setenv' is not at all recognized. Should I import any module? (I'm new to scheme)
It would be great if you could add your question, and the answer,
there, Sridhar. I think it is general enough to deserve inclussion.
I would probably add a "Extensions" section. There I would add "How
can I install Chicken eggs to a non-default location?". And then, I
would add "Can I install chicken eggs as a non-root user?" and have
the answer refer to the one for the previous question.
Alejo,
I can't edit the FAQ. The wiki still have old links (with port 8080 in it). Can you fix them? You can edit the faq with the following content,
== Extensions ==
=== How can I install Chicken eggs to a non-default location?
You can just set the CHICKEN_REPOSITORY environment variable. It should contain the path where you want eggs to be installed.
$ export CHICKEN_REPOSITORY=~/chicken/
$ chicken-setup extensionname
=== Can I install chicken eggs as a non-root user?
Yes, see (link to prev faq)
btw, (getenv "FOO") works, but (setenv "FOO" "VALUE") doesn't as 'setenv' is not at all recognized. Should I import any module? (I'm new to scheme)
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