While we're on the subject... UpdateSettings probably shouldn't: - ask you whether to update settings when there are no files in either the Default *or* the active Settings folder - ask whether to update settings when you just installed the only version of the program and thus the Settings folder is empty - make a backup of an empty settings folder - force you to accept each change individually (I recently installed a program that prompted me for over 350 items... "Use all new" would have come in handy.)
If any of these are fixed in CVS just ignore me, I stick with the releases :). If any of them are unknown bugs I can try to figure out what I did to see them... -Andy On 3/28/06, Laurent Pelecq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I'm trying to write a recipe for a program (tpb) that install files in > sysconfdir. Compile calls configure with the following argument: > --sysconfdir=/Programs/TPB/Settings > > Shouldn't it be instead: > --sysconfdir=/Programs/TPB/0.6.4/Resources/Default/Settings > > At the end of installation, UpdateSettings insists for removing all > files in /Programs/TPB/Settings. I guess that this is because it finds > files in this directory that no longer are in > Resources/Default/Settings. > > I'm currently using Compile 1.5.0 and Scripts 2.3.0. > > Laurent
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