Okay, so I've made some progress but appear to be stalled a bit.
When instructed to install a module, the command line installmgr doesn't
seem to call InstallMgr::refreshRemoteSource() at all, and somehow the
call to do the install succeeds. Yet my example below fails if I don't
call to refresh the source.
However, if I DO call refreshRemoteSource(), I will end up downloading
EVERY module, despite only specifying one:
int myInstallModule(const char* modname) {
sword::InstallSource is("FTP");
is.source = "ftp.crosswire.org";
is.directory = "/pub/sword/raw";
sword::SWBuf installpath = getenv("HOME");
installpath += "/.sword/";
sword::InstallMgr* im = new sword::InstallMgr(installpath);
im->setUserDisclaimerConfirmed(true);
// XXX -- the call below appears to be required
int refresh = im->refreshRemoteSource(&is);
if (refresh) {
printf("Refresh call failed, error: %d\n", refresh);
exit(0);
}
// XXX -- this installs EVERY module, not just what is passed as an
argument
return im->installModule(&swrd, 0, modname, &is);
}
Someone have an idea what I might be missing?
Thanks,
- Paul M
On 12/8/22 16:18, Greg Hellings wrote:
I believe you will need to refresh that source before you call the
install method. It's trying to look up the config file for that module
and isn't finding it. Those get downloaded and cached by the
Installmgr class when it refreshes a source.
--Greg
On Thu, Dec 8, 2022, 14:51 P Mosier <palad...@sdf.org> wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to figure out what the appropriate steps to take are for
programmatically installing a module through FTP. Looking through
the
backend codebase, it seems like there are some configuration settings
that have to be initialized in SWMgr order for
InstallMgr::installModule
to work. However, tracking this down has eluded me as InstallMgr
never
seems to be set up and called the same way twice.
I have this as a simple example:
sword::SWMgr swrd;
sword::InstallSource is("FTP");
is.source = "ftp.crosswire.org <http://ftp.crosswire.org>";
is.directory = "/pub/sword";
sword::InstallMgr im;
im.installModule(&swrd, 0, "KJVA", &is);
The call to installModule segfaults at this line:
module = mgr.config->getSections().find(modName);
I recognize it might be related to my own environment. This is the
entire content of my /etc/sword:
[Install]
DataPath=/usr/share/sword/
Does someone have an idea for what I'm missing, or an example to
direct
me to so I can get a better handle on this area of code?
Thanks,
- Paul M
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