Issue1460735
Created on 2006-03-29.15:25:32 by mwette, last changed 2006-05-16.00:59:34 by mwette.
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msg1115 (view) | Author: Matthew R. Wette (mwette) | Date: 2006-03-29.15:25:32 | |
It would be nice to have a list of cachedirs or an additional usercachedir. Reason: many installations are not controlled by the user. At work I use jpython maintained by the sysadmin group which is mounted readonly. If I could specify an additional cachedir then I would avoid all the warning/error messages on startup. Thanks -- Matt |
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msg1116 (view) | Author: Khalid Zuberi (kzuberi) | Date: 2006-04-06.14:12:57 | |
Logged In: YES user_id=18288 Can you use the existing jython registry setting python.cachedir to override the system default for yourself? According to: http://www.jython.org/docs/registry.html you should be able to override this from the command line, or even more generally, invoke jython with say (unix example): jython -Duser.dir=/home/myusername then put a copy of the jython registry as /home/myusername/.jython, and customize the various settings for yourself, including python.cachedir. Does that help? Or do you really want to have some cachedir shared and some user-specific? - kz |
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msg1117 (view) | Author: Khalid Zuberi (kzuberi) | Date: 2006-05-15.15:49:27 | |
Logged In: YES user_id=18288 Matthew, it looks like you changed the resolution attribute on this ticket to 'accepted' (am i correct? its a bit difficult to follow from the tracker details). If this was a subtle hint that you are satisfied with the proposed solution, could you please indicate by comment on the ticket, and change its status to closed? Thanks! - kz |
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msg1118 (view) | Author: Matthew R. Wette (mwette) | Date: 2006-05-16.00:59:34 | |
Logged In: YES user_id=829837 I can work with the suggest command line solution. |
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2006-03-29 15:25:32 | mwette | create |
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