Re-Add ZM_PATH_DATA#236
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connortechnology merged 1 commit intoZoneMinder:mysql2PDOfrom Nov 3, 2013
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This is important. It's importance can be seen in bug #234 |
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Is this a comment on the ppa package, or master source? If it's the ppa, I have regenerated it. My repositories all have ZM_PATH_DATA, so I don't think this is an ongoing issue. Can we now deprecate ZM_PATH_BUILD and ZM_TIME_BUILD? |
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Yes, I think we can depreciate both ZM_PATH_BUILD and ZM_TIME_BUILD. Does anyone else know of a reason to keep these? |
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I'm not sure if you've noticed my previous attempts to point this out, so I'm creating a pull request.
Since merging pull request #200 zmupdate no longer uses ZM_PATH_BUILD as the default folder for sql files. Instead, it uses ZM_PATH_DATA. Please refer to the description in pull request #200 for details.