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August 6th, 2008, 02:45 PM
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Linux question
Has anyone messed with setting the paths from a script?
I have this in the script...
mappath="$DIR"
localmappath="$DIR"
temppath="$DIR"
export mappath="$DIR"
export localmappath="$DIR"
export temppath="$DIR"
env > env.txt
and the env.txt does show this...
mappath=/home/domgames/dominions3/savedgames/bl_gutted
localmappath=/home/domgames/dominions3/savedgames/bl_gutted
temppath=/home/domgames/dominions3/savedgames/bl_gutted
But the log file shows this....
Version version 3.17 (317)dbglevel 1 pc_endian
datapath='/usr/local/games/dominions3'
confpath='/home/domgames/dominions3'
savepath='/home/domgames/dominions3/savedgames'
modpath='/home/domgames/dominions3/mods'
mappath='/usr/local/games/dominions3/maps'
localmappath='/home/domgames/dominions3/maps'
temppath='/tmp/dominions3_38122'
And the game blows up saying it cant find the map.
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August 6th, 2008, 03:28 PM
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Re: Linux question
Hi Gandalf,
the linux stuff is right but i don't think that the env variable mappath correspond to the dominions variable mappath ... they are two different thing so you can't change the dom mappath using a linux env variable.
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August 6th, 2008, 07:39 PM
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Re: Linux question
The environment variables are actually:
DOM3_DATA
DOM3_TEMP
DOM3_CONF
DOM3_SAVE
DOM3_MAPS
DOM3_LOCALMAPS
DOM3_MODS
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August 6th, 2008, 08:17 PM
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Re: Linux question
Interesting.
Linux is picky about upper and lower case. Strange that the dom3 program records it in lower case. But that would explain why I was not getting the result I expected.
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August 6th, 2008, 08:50 PM
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Re: Linux question
Well, not only that, the debug message gives the variable a pretty different name. DATAPATH won't work either. 
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August 7th, 2008, 06:11 PM
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Re: Linux question
OK for future reference:
while it seemed like a good idea for every blitz to keep its random-generated map and the temp files all in the savedgames directory (easier cleanup), it looks like I wont be doing that.
Setting the environmental variables seems to ruin some sort of good neighbor sharing code in the game. The CPU load climbed and climbed. Trying to do it for many blitz games crashed the (older) server. So Im going to set this aside as a successful test but no thanks.
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