Hi Derek,
I took a look at the source and the current directory actually is the
"user.dir".
I can't use external directories in file system. seems that the only way
will be repackage this bundle...
thanks
On 10-06-2014 10:34, Derek Baum wrote:
gosh_profile is located as follows:
in “etc” directory in filesystem, relative to current directory
or if “gosh.home” is set, then relative to “gosh.home”
as resource embedded in gogo.shell bundle.
Once located, gogo_profile controls gogo initialisation, and the default
gosh_profile prints the banner from “motd” relative to “gosh_profile”.
You can customise gosh_profile (and thus motd) by installed them in an “etc”
directory relative to current directory or “gosh.home”.
I don’t think a fragment bundle can override the gosh_profile resource in its
host bundle.
—
Derek
On 10 Jun 2014, at 14:05, Cristiano Gavião <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
I would like to add a banner at gogo session console.
I discovered that gosh_profile and motd are the files that I need to deal with.
Would be possible to override gosh_profile and add motd using a bundle fragment
instead of define a gosh.home?
thanks,
Cristiano
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