>Unfortunately it's not optional. FbConfigMgr just aborts at startup
>if it doesn't find a registry key matching the one that's hard-coded in the
>program. (Same as the ServerMgr CPL, which makes it currently unusable
>as well)

I think I changed that behavior :-) Command line switch has preference
over registry.

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HB> At 10:32 AM 13/07/2003 -0300, you wrote:

>>I had the feeling that you guys did not like to publish code in CVS
>>before testing it. Anyway, I dont have upload access to FB-CVS tree,
>>but I can send the code to someone that has.
>>
>>The actual code is simple an enhanced/cleaned version of the original
>>one ported to CLX so no console interface right now.
>>
>>Can you explain what is your idea of a Win tool updating the config
>>files in a linux server ? I can't imagine how to do that in a
>>situation where there are no fisical access (read network access) to
>>the config files on the server.

HB> I guess it would have to be done via SMB. Probably not very
HB> practicable. Anyway, it seems to me most people (other than testers) are
HB> on one platform or the other so the need for remote config manager
HB> utilities wouldn't warrant the work.

>>Or is there FB API's that can be used
>>to handle the config files that I'm missing ?

HB> No, none.

>>Anyway, the registry usage is optional, you can force the file to be
>>used passing a command line switch.

HB> Unfortunately it's not optional. FbConfigMgr just aborts at startup if it
HB> doesn't find a registry key matching the one that's hard-coded in the
HB> program. (Same as the ServerMgr CPL, which makes it currently unusable as
HB> well)

HB> Helen




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