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The FCM documentation states that config files (such as keywords.cfg) are located from the following list of paths:
[$HOME/.fcm in some cases]
$FCM/etc/fcm/<configfile>
$HOME/.metomi/fcm/<configfile>
However, the Debian package for FCM (cf. here) installs the confing files to /etc/fcm (a choice which is not unreasonable), whilst it installs FCM itself to /usr/bin/. This leads to the expected config path being /usr/etc/fcm/ rather than /etc/fcm. Hence the config files are ignored.
Could FCM be modified to search the path /etc/fcm as well, leading to the following search order?
[$HOME/.fcm in some cases]
$FCM/etc/fcm/<configfile>
/etc/fcm/<configfile>
$HOME/.metomi/fcm/<configfile>
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The FCM documentation states that config files (such as keywords.cfg) are located from the following list of paths:
However, the Debian package for FCM (cf. here) installs the confing files to /etc/fcm (a choice which is not unreasonable), whilst it installs FCM itself to /usr/bin/. This leads to the expected config path being /usr/etc/fcm/ rather than /etc/fcm. Hence the config files are ignored.
Could FCM be modified to search the path /etc/fcm as well, leading to the following search order?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: