Hi Stephen, > I have investigated the failure of the xlbiff tests with nmh 1.8RC2.
Thanks. > $ printf 'Path: /tmp\n' > /tmp/mh-profile-minimal > $ HOME= MH=/tmp/mh-profile-minimal /usr/bin/mh/mhparam path My suggestion for a quick fix to try is to not have HOME in the environment so getpwuid(3) is used. $ HOME= MH=$PWD/mh_profile mhparam path mhparam: environment variable HOME is empty $ $ env -u HOME MH=$PWD/mh_profile mhparam path /tmp > This is a regression. HOME is used only to set the default profile > file to "$HOME/.mh_profile". But nmh doesn't need HOME if MH is set. I think nmh *as a whole* does need HOME to be non-empty if it's set. -- Cheers, Ralph.