Re: Re: tv_grab_se_swedb in CVS - testing wanted

Christian Vandendorpe wrote:
> Robert Eden wrote:
>
> > alpha-exe updated.
>
> Just tried that and got the following problem:
>
> D:\>C:\cygwin\xmltv-current\xmltv.exe tv_grab_se_swedb --config-file 
> d:\perl58\bin\.xmltv\tv_grab_se_swedb --configure
>
> Timezone is CET
> You need to configure the http cache.
> Do you want to do it now? [yes,no (default=yes)]
> You need to decide where the cache should be stored.
> The cache must be stored in its own directory.
> The directory should NOT be cleared when you reboot.
> The default is D:\Documents and Settings\chris.NS/.xmltv/cache
>
> Where should the cache be stored?
> Leave empty to use the default location: D:\temp\.xmltv\cache
> Failed to write to D:\Documents and Settings\chris.NS/.xmltv/cache.conf 
> at /PerlApp/grab/se_swedb/tv_grab_se_swedb line 436, <STDIN> line 2.
>
> So it seems that it insists on storing the cache.conf in the windows' 
> user directory but that creates a problem since it has spaces in it. Why 
> not save the cache.conf in the same directory that was specified in the 
> --config-file command?

You can specify where the cache configuration is stored by setting the
environment variable CACHE_CONF to the correct filename. You can also
set the environment variable HOME to a directory. The configuration file
will then be stored in $HOME/.xmltv/cache.conf

/Mattias




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