[rt-users] Site-specific customization of RT
Smylers
smylers at gbdirect.co.uk
Tue Mar 26 10:06:49 EST 2002
On Friday I wrote:
> You can put things under these directories:
>
> rt/local/WebRT/html/
> rt/local/lib/
>
> If a file of the same name exists in the local and non-local
> directories, the local one will be used.
That was my understanding of the purpose of rt/local/, but appears not
to be the case. It works for html/, but not lib/.
I've easily made it work for lib by editing each of the files in rt/bin
from having these two lines:
use lib "/usr/local/rt/lib";
use lib "/usr/local/rt/etc";
to these three:
use lib "/usr/local/rt/lib";
use lib "/usr/local/rt/local/lib";
use lib "/usr/local/rt/etc";
That's fine. But the fact that I had to do this hacking means that it
isn't how things are supposed to be done, and suggests that I've greatly
misunderstood the purpose of rt/local/.
* Should I just be putting customized modules under rt/lib/RT, along
with the standard ones?
* What should be in rt/local/ then? If rt/local/lib/ isn't the done
thing then the only content of that directory is rt/local/WebRT/,
and the only content of _that_ directory is rt/local/WebRT/html/,
and I don't see the point of having two extra levels of hierarchy
that don't contain anything.
What am I missing here?
Smylers
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