[one-users] when is ONE_LOCATION set?

[Hector Sanjuan]

Hi,

I think from certain point we decided to take system-wide installation as  
the standard and to use it as reference when writing all the documentation  
as it was sort of confusing and hard to do otherwise. That's why maybe it  
is not very clear that when installing in self-contained you need to have  
ONE_LOCATION exported. Typically, I would put it in oneadmin's ~/.bashrc.  
You can also

export PATH="$ONE_LOCATION/bin:$PATH"

etc. As I say, all the docs are mostly written contemplating the  
system-wide install, so whenever you see something like /var/lib/one you  
have to think of it as $ONE_LOCATION/var. /etc/one would be  
$ONE_LOCATION/etc and so on.

Hope it helps,
-- 
Hector Sanjuan
OpenNebula Developer


En Wed, 06 Jun 2012 00:21:55 +0200, Massimo Canonico <mex at di.unipmn.it>  
escribió:

> Hi,
> followed the source code installation, I had problem starting one script.
>
> I fixed it by exporting the env variable ONE_LOCATION:
>
> export ONE_LOCATION=/home/oneadmin/one-3.0/
>
> I was wondering if I miss some step in the installation procedure, since  
> I did not find where this variable is set.
>
> Note that I decide to install onenebula in a dir and not system widely.
>
> Thanks,
>   M
>
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