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For us FreeBSD users.. default configfile location

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    possamai
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    I'm not much of a coder but this seems to be a pretty simple request......
    It's not about NetXMS itself but about building it.

    FreeBSD has the normal location for configfiles set to /etc but the place for configfile of installed software is /usr/local/etc
    Now it is possible to change the configfile location from the commandline during startup but it would be even more awesome if a ./configure option could set the default during build..

    Do you think that's possible?
    I have not read the code (it wouldn't make sens to me anyway) so I don't know if you use a static configpath somewhere but if you don't then this should be a jiffy..

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi,

      if you do not specify config file in command line, both agent and server will look into /<install prefix>/etc and only then in /etc - so if you build with default prefix /usr/local it will check /usr/local/etc first.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        possamai
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        That's awesome πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚
        Thanks!
        I use a prefix /usr/local/netxms so I never noticed..

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